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It’s safe to say that organisations have found themselves transformed over the past few months whether they’ve wanted it or not, and one of the key elements organisations have had to deal with is how to lead with empathy and address employees’ mental health concerns. Hetal Doshi, organisational psychologist & founder of OPsych, discusses the misconceptions about empathy, and how using it could be key to an organisation’s success.
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People with more purpose in their lives live longer, perform better, recover faster and sleep better. However, you can't find purpose alone; you have to find it together. How do we do that in a time of physical distancing? Can we find purpose together while apart? Alvin Ung, author of Barefoot Leadership and Together: Finding Purpose At The Crossroads of Me + We, discusses this as well as other issues in line with transformational leadership.
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Leaderonomics returns for the first Monday of the month with a deep dive into the nature of what competition is, how it can help us, and what sets apart an unhealthy competitive environment from a healthy one.
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It’s the last Monday of the month, and Sheila Singam joins us over the phone to discuss the lessons she’s learned and observations she’s had about how people have adjusted to working in the time of COVID-19.
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Hetal Doshi, organisational psychologist, joins us for the third installment of the ongoing organisational transformation series, The Butterfly Effect. In line with World Water Day, this episode is about how leaders can go with the flow, or they can let themselves drown.
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When you’re younger, it can be intimidating to step into a leadership position, especially if the job requires your supervision to be either wide-ranging or of people you consider your seniors. How do you reconcile these factors? Arvindeep Singh, country head of UPGen, a Vietnamese custom workspace solutions provider, is here to talk about just that.
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When you’re younger, it can be intimidating to step into a leadership position, especially if the job requires your supervision to be either wide-ranging or of people you consider your seniors. How do you reconcile these factors? Arvindeep Singh, country head of UPGen, a Vietnamese custom workspace solutions provider, is here to talk about just that.
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Tom Kelley, author of “The Art of Innovation” and “The Ten Faces of Innovation”, shares more thoughts on design thinking in his new book, “Creative Confidence”, co-authored with his brother, David.
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For the first Monday of the month, Sashe Kanapathi from Leaderonomics discusses the growth mindset, how there’s no such thing as a lack of natural skill, and how both kids and adults can benefit from adopting and adapting the growth mindset.
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Sheila Singam joins us for the last Monday of the month to run through lessons she discussed over the course of 2019, and how you can use those learnings to love what you do - and get your employees to love what they do, too - in 2020.
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