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Not fact, but truthfulness | with Gabriella Braun
š£ Audiem has been nominated for three IWFM 2024 Impact Awards, two in partnership with NatWest. Read the success story hereā”ļø
Chris and Ian are joined by author, consultant and coach Gabriella Braun, to discuss her fascinating book, āAll That We Areā, recently released in paperback. Gabriella specialises in psychoanalytic approaches and systems thinking to help people work better, together, and it was a real treat to have her on Workplace Geeks. The conversation explores not just the relevance and content of her book, but also the creative process and ethical considerations that underpin writing such an emotionally engaging and thought provoking read.Ā
The Geeks are then joined by friend of the show Esme Banks Marr for the reflection section, while James takes a well-earned day off (happy birthday Dr Pinder! š„³)
Learn moreš”š¤
- Gabriella on LinkedIn
- Gabriella Braun author page
- Gabriellaās book āAll That We AreāĀ
- Gabriellaās consultancy Working Well
- The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations
- The Freud Museum in London
- Esme Banks Marr on LinkedIn
Ā Hit Chris and Ian up and follow @WorkplaceGeeks on LinkedIn
...and don't forget to use the hashtag #WorkplaceGeeks š¬
Transcript:Ā
Ā Before we go back to the episode, a quick word about Audium. When people think about workplace feedback, they tend to think about surveys, but some of the richest workplace insight is often hiding in places organizations rarely look. Take FM helpdesk tickets. Every day, employees leave thousands of comments about buildings, technology, catering, cleaning, temperature, meeting rooms, and dozens of other workplace issues. Individually, they're just tickets
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Workplace Geeks is brought to you by Audiem ā”ļø
Helping organisations make better workplace decisions through AI-powered insight and employee feedback.
Supported by 2468 Group āļø
š§ Dialogue editing by David Crackles
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By Audiemš£ Audiem has been nominated for three IWFM 2024 Impact Awards, two in partnership with NatWest. Read the success story hereā”ļø
Chris and Ian are joined by author, consultant and coach Gabriella Braun, to discuss her fascinating book, āAll That We Areā, recently released in paperback. Gabriella specialises in psychoanalytic approaches and systems thinking to help people work better, together, and it was a real treat to have her on Workplace Geeks. The conversation explores not just the relevance and content of her book, but also the creative process and ethical considerations that underpin writing such an emotionally engaging and thought provoking read.Ā
The Geeks are then joined by friend of the show Esme Banks Marr for the reflection section, while James takes a well-earned day off (happy birthday Dr Pinder! š„³)
Learn moreš”š¤
- Gabriella on LinkedIn
- Gabriella Braun author page
- Gabriellaās book āAll That We AreāĀ
- Gabriellaās consultancy Working Well
- The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations
- The Freud Museum in London
- Esme Banks Marr on LinkedIn
Ā Hit Chris and Ian up and follow @WorkplaceGeeks on LinkedIn
...and don't forget to use the hashtag #WorkplaceGeeks š¬
Transcript:Ā
Ā Before we go back to the episode, a quick word about Audium. When people think about workplace feedback, they tend to think about surveys, but some of the richest workplace insight is often hiding in places organizations rarely look. Take FM helpdesk tickets. Every day, employees leave thousands of comments about buildings, technology, catering, cleaning, temperature, meeting rooms, and dozens of other workplace issues. Individually, they're just tickets
š© Subscribe for new episodes, events and workplace insight from the Geeks community.
āļø Enjoying the show? Follow, rate and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It genuinely helps more people discover us.
š¬ Got an idea, guest suggestion, or workplace topic we should explore?
Follow Workplace Geeks on LinkedIn
Join the conversation using #WorkplaceGeeks
Or email us at [email protected]
Workplace Geeks is brought to you by Audiem ā”ļø
Helping organisations make better workplace decisions through AI-powered insight and employee feedback.
Supported by 2468 Group āļø
š§ Dialogue editing by David Crackles