In light of Tash's recent realisation that failure to publish salary range contributes to the gender pay gap, in this solo episode she shares her personal advice on how to play hardball in salary negotiations. She also shares common traps to avoid using her own experiences as examples.

Tash recommends:

'She'll be right mate' by Jo Vohland

Bad Boss by Michelle Gibbings

Clanlands by Sam Heughan & Graham McTavish

The Serpent on Netflix

I Weigh Podcast with Jameela Jamil

What are some of the signs we have a bad boss?

How is this different to a poor work culture or bad decisions/leadership from further up the chain of command?

How do we know our boss is the problem and not us?

What are some tips and tricks to help people that might be in a bad boss situation?

Michelle Gibbings is a keynote speaker, executive mentor and best-selling author. Her latest book, 'Bad Boss' is available from all good bookstores. She joins Tash for a chat about all of this and more.

Michelle recommends:

The Huntress: A Novel by Kate Quinn

Manhunt: Deadly Games on Stan

What helps women flourish in the workplace?

What are some examples of gender bias in the workplace?

How can women be themselves and have that reflect in their leadership style?

What do women at the start of their careers need to know?

Josephine Palermo has a PhD in Organisational Psychology and is the director of Geared for Growth, a culture and change consultancy. She also runs a co working space (called Higher Spaces) and a bellydance studio, as well as hosting her own podcast (Gears Action Growth). She joins Tash for a chat about how women can step into their power at work and more.

Josephine recommends:

Morbid Podcast

All in the Mind (ABC) Podcast

Thinking Fast & Slow by Daniel Kahneman

Good to Great by Jim Collins

Effective Teams by Richard Hackman

https://gearedforgrowth.biz/

https://higherspaces.com.au/

www.casadecambio.com.au

What are some of the key things a change sponsor should do?

What advice do you have for leaders and executives who find themselves in a position to lead change but aren't sure what they should be doing/where to start?

How can Change managers better support change sponsors and leaders? is there anything we need to stop doing?

Wanda Britton is the COO of AIA Australia and has sponsored many large change programs over the years. She sits down with Tash to discuss all of this and more.

Wanda Recommends:

Schitts Creek on Netflix

Who Can You Trust? How Technology Brought Us Together and Why it Might Drive Us Apart by Rachel Botsman

www.casadecambio.com.au

How can we incorporate mindfulness into our change practice?

How can mindfulness drive better outcomes in a corporate or project setting?

How can overwhelmed professionals get back some semblance of control over their work lives?

Lotty Roberts is a mindful workplace, emotional culture and change leadership consultant with over 20 years experience helping organisations successfully work through and deliver change, as well as a mindfulness and yoga teacher. She joins Tash for a chat about all of this and more (there is loads of bonus advice and life hacks in this one!).

Catch Lotty at the CoreNet Symposium - https://www.corenetsymposium.co.nz/.

Lotty recommends:

Wild and Precious Life by Sarah Wilson

The Survivor by Jane Harper

Indistractable podcast

Emotional Culture Workshop (www.mindu.co.nz for more info)

www.casadecambio.com.au

What are some of the trends change managers need to be aware of? How can change managers be more innovative in their practice? How do us changies fail to foster and utilise community?

Helen Palmer is the founder of Questo and the creator of Self unLimited. In this episode of Casa de Cambio she chats with Tash about change trends, why grades don't matter and how to disrupt subversively.

You can catch Helen at the upcoming vid21 conference: https://vid21conference.com/vid21/helen-palmer

Helen recommends:

The Saga of 7 Suns by Kevin J Anderson

Value exchange cards: https://www.questo.com.au/blog/the-value-of-value/

www.questo.com.au

www.casadecambio.com.au

What's the difference between a change analyst and a change manager?

What about the difference between a senior change manager and a portfolio change manager?

What does a head of change do?

This is one of the most asked questions in Tash's 'Introduction to Change Management' workshop.

Valiente Group Co-Founder and Partner, and veteran change practitioner Lesleigh Ross joins Tash to answer this question.

Lesleigh recommends:

Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino Wickman

Change Community Hub's 21 Reads for 2021 - https://changecommunityhub.com/books/21-read-for-2021/

More info on 'So You Want to be a Change Manager' course at https://www.bravechangeacademy.com/

www.casadecambio.com.au

How do we present information in the best possible way?

Why is it important to tell a compelling story with our dashboards and presentations?

What are some tips and hacks we can all use to save time while using Microsoft programs such as powerpoint and excel?

How do you get the 'brand police' on side when you are trying to communicate in different ways?

Sharon Connolly is a change management lead, Microsoft MVP and also runs awesome workshops at www.changesuperhero.com.au. She joins Tash for a chat about presenting your information well. Bonus content includes musings on PROSCI certifications and why it's important to share your knowledge.

Sharon recommends:

Leaving Time by Jodie Picoult

Ed Stafford's Survival on the Discovery Channel

www.casadecambio.com.au

This is one of the most asked question in Casa de Cambio's 'Introduction to Change Management' workshop, and one of the most requested topics to discuss on the podcast.

Faith Timbs is a change veteran as well as Managing Director of Valiente. She joins Tash to share her take on what the challenges of the job are, what we can do to overcome them, and pitfalls to avoid for new players.

This will be the final episode of Casa de Cambio for 2020. Tash will be taking a break to (hopefully) get out of the house and socialise, maybe even travel a little. But she will be back in 2021 with more episodes and excellent guests! If you enjoyed the podcast this year and listen on Apple, please help her out by giving a 5 star rating and writing a review.

Faith recommends:

The Social Dilemma on Netflix

The Challenge of Organisational Change by Rosabeth Moss Kanter

For more details on Valiente's 'So you want to be a change manager' course, visit:

https://changecommunityhub.com/

https://valiente.work/

And don't forget to check out 'Casa de Cambio' workshops at www.casadecambio.com.au

What are some of the challenges POC face when entering the job market in Australia?

What are the challenges associated with making change in this area?

What can ordinary Australians (or white people) do to advocate for PoC and improve racial diversity in their own workplaces?

Abiola Ajetomobi is the director of the Innovation Hub at the ASRC and someone who is very passionate about creating employment opportunities for POC. She talks about what led her to this role and gives advice on how to create change in this area.

To join the women and leadership virtual conversation register here: https://www.casadecambio.com.au/specialevents

Abiola recommends:

Women and Leadership by Julia Gillard and Ngozi Okonjo Iweala