Tell us what you like about our show and share your Bad work stories so we can help. Thanks Emma & Corina

We are on a mission to end suffering at work. 

Bad work stories are everywhere - they are stressful - sucking our time, attention and precious energy, and for a lot of us, we take the stress home.  

A great leader once said - “Be the change you want to see in the world “, and that's what we do here.

Each week, we take ONE Bad work story - and discuss: 

• A Perspective for Everyone. 
• A Perspective for Leaders, specifically 
• One practical tool that you can apply today. 

Take one or all three, and you can improve your Bad Work story today. 

We must do something different if we want more joy and healthy collaboration in our teams and organisations.   Take what resonates with you, and let us know how you get on. 

This week, we explore the news coming out of Mineral Resources Australia, where the MD prefers to hold employees captured all day - walking outside for a coffee is too costly.

Points covered

• Is this a culture fit for you ? 
• Low trust and low autonomy for productivity in HQ 
• How does this approach align with the Vision, Purpose, Values and people statements on their website. 

Thank you for joining us today. 

Suppose you want to upgrade your skills and confidence in handling group dynamics and increase the effectiveness and joy of your meetings. In that case, we invite you to join us at the following online facilitation course Corina will run in October. It will be four hours once a week for eight weeks. We have a special discount offer for BWSMG listeners :) 

https://zenergyglobal.com.au/programmes/programme-status/upcoming/  - perfect for Europe, Australia, NZ, India, and South East Asia. 

Reach out to us if - 

• You are experiencing a bad work story that is driving you crazy, and you would like our help resolving it. 
• You enjoyed our energy and perspectives; your workplace would benefit.
• You would love to join us live on the podcast. 

You can contact us at [email protected] or head on over to 

www.Badworkstoriesmadegood.com