Hardcore Soft Skills Podcast

This is a replay of an interview which aired in Nov 2021.

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My guest today, Oscar Trimboli (https://www.oscartrimboli.com/ ), shared some fascinating data that made me realized, we are barely listening to each other. Oscar is the author of Deep listening and Breakthroughs, professional speaker and host of the apple award winning podcast Depp Listening.

This episode is a master class on listening. We talk about some fascinating concepts including listening villains and really simple steps you can take now to become a better listener and save you significant time on your work week.

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Curiosity can save help your team and your job. In this episode, you will learn why this skill is so essential and how to master it.

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One of the most popular episodes was the interview with John Kotter, author of multiple books and the authority of change management.

You can listen to it here: https://www.hardcoresoftskillspodcast.com/managing-change-john-p-kotter/

In this episode, we will review the 8 steps for change management from John Kotter.

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This is the last episode of season 8 until we return in a few weeks.

I have been fcusing a lot this season on the topic of agility since this is a central skill to the way we work, even though this concept is regularly associated with software or tech.

Today, we will dig deeper into the skill of agility for our everyday life. The Joy of Agility is the title of the book written by my guest Joshua Kerievsky (https://www.industriallogic.com/people/joshua/)

We will talk about the true meaning of agility and you will learn mantras you can use every day to help develop this skill.

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Today we feature Jon Kern (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonkern/) , one of the co-authors of the Agile Manifesto. His career has spanned jet engine R&D and flight simulators, to being an object-oriented and lightweight process evangelist through the 90s, authoring books, and contributions to Unified Modeling Language. Jon also enjoys speaking and evangelizing about being agile at conferences around the world.

Tday we spoke about his fascinating career, how agile came about and key lesson you can apply today to bet truly agile by doing less.

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In this episode I speak with Julie Jungalwala, a leadership instructor at Harvard, the founder of the Institute for the Future of Learning. Today we speak about her research on reinvention and what you can do to reinvent yourself in a competitive market.

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Today you'll hera my interview with Aarie van Benekum (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ariev3/ and (https://arievanbennekum.com/bio ), one of the co-signers of the Agile Manifesto (https://agilemanifesto.org/) His career in software development started as developer and technical designer, and in the 90s, he switched from traiditonal development to RAD or rapid application development, and DSDM, or dynamic system development method. After becoming one of the cosigners of the agile manifesto in 2001, Arie has focused on business tranformations towards agile.

You wil learn today why he is an agnostic when it comes to methods, what is the most important skill you need and how can you work towards making changes today.

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This episode is a podcast collaboration with the Team Coaching Zone Podcast (https://teamcoachingzone.com/team-coaching-podcast).

Dr. Krister Lowe is Co-founder and Chief of Innovation at www.6TeamConditions.com. He is the pioneer of the Team Coaching Zone Podcast and the Co-Editor of The Practitioner's Handbook of Team Coaching. Dr. Lowe is an Organizational Psychologist by training and has deep expertise in coaching top and mission critical teams

We talked about the fascinating field of team coaching, what makes great teams and practices you can apply now to make yours a high performing team.

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This episode originally aired in July 2021.

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As many organizations are talking today about becoming "agile" it is important to know what it really means. Dr. Jeff Sutherland (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsutherland/) is the ideal person to discuss this. He is the chairman and founder of Scrum Inc., a signatory of the Agile manifesto, coauthor of the Scrum Guide and the creator Scrum@Scale. He is also the coauthor of the best selling book Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time.

Today we talk about the misconceptions of Agile, the origins of the Scrum framework, and how his military experience and his work doing scientific computer modeling influenced him.

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Today is a fitting topic for those of us who are always eager to see ‘what's next’: Reinvention.

This is a skill which requires us to cultivate curiosity and adaptability. My guest has done extensive research n the topic alongside one of my former Harvard professors Dr. Jenny Stine. I speak with Julie Jungalwala (https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliemargrettawilson/) , a leadership instcutor at Harvard, the founder of the Institute for the Future of Learning, President of the Academic Leadership Group. 

Today we speak about her research on reinvention and what you can do to reinvent yourself in a competitive market. 

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