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Dive into the world of organizational dynamics and talent management with @MAGICademy S3E9 featuring @Alex Furman, CEO of @performica as we discuss a range of topics from organizational psychology, the need to move away from traditional hierarchical models to focus on mapping collaboration networks within companies to the potential impact of AI and emerging technologies on work.
Show Takeaways
#OrganizationalDynamics #WorkplaceInnovation #DataDrivenHR #LeadershipInsights #TalentManagement #DiversityAndInclusion #EmployeeEmpowerment #FutureOfWork #AIInWorkplace #StartupJourney #CollaborationNetworks #OrganizationalPsychology #PerformanceManagement #WorkplaceCulture #TechEntrepreneurship
Conversation Outline
00:00 Introduction to Alex Furman
12:08 The Problem with Traditional Organizational Models
22:17 The Four Quadrants of Talent Performance
29:37 Promoting Diversity and Inclusion with Performica's Approach
35:52 The Importance of Childlike Wonder and Creativity
48:05 Alex Furman’s Magic
Connect with Our Guest here:
Alex Furman is the founder and CEO of Performica, a technology company revolutionizing how organizations understand and manage talent. Born in the Soviet Union, Alex came to the US as a Jewish refugee and built a diverse career spanning software engineering, biotech entrepreneurship, and HR leadership. His experiences as a co-founder and Chief People Officer of a publicly traded company led him to develop Performica's innovative approach to visualizing workplace dynamics. Alex is passionate about creating more human-centric, innovative work environments and leveraging technology ethically to empower talents and foster diversity.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexfurman/
http://www.performica.com/
References
O'Reilly, C.A., & Pfeffer, J. (2000). Hidden Value: How Great Companies Achieve Extraordinary Results with Ordinary People.;
Palepu, S., Nitsch, A., Narayan, M., Kim, S., & Osier, N. (2020). A Flat Organizational Structure for an Inclusive, Interdisciplinary, International, and Undergraduate-Led Team. Frontiers in Education.
Dive into the world of organizational dynamics and talent management with @MAGICademy S3E9 featuring @Alex Furman, CEO of @performica as we discuss a range of topics from organizational psychology, the need to move away from traditional hierarchical models to focus on mapping collaboration networks within companies to the potential impact of AI and emerging technologies on work.
Show Takeaways
#OrganizationalDynamics #WorkplaceInnovation #DataDrivenHR #LeadershipInsights #TalentManagement #DiversityAndInclusion #EmployeeEmpowerment #FutureOfWork #AIInWorkplace #StartupJourney #CollaborationNetworks #OrganizationalPsychology #PerformanceManagement #WorkplaceCulture #TechEntrepreneurship
Conversation Outline
00:00 Introduction to Alex Furman
12:08 The Problem with Traditional Organizational Models
22:17 The Four Quadrants of Talent Performance
29:37 Promoting Diversity and Inclusion with Performica's Approach
35:52 The Importance of Childlike Wonder and Creativity
48:05 Alex Furman’s Magic
Connect with Our Guest here:
Alex Furman is the founder and CEO of Performica, a technology company revolutionizing how organizations understand and manage talent. Born in the Soviet Union, Alex came to the US as a Jewish refugee and built a diverse career spanning software engineering, biotech entrepreneurship, and HR leadership. His experiences as a co-founder and Chief People Officer of a publicly traded company led him to develop Performica's innovative approach to visualizing workplace dynamics. Alex is passionate about creating more human-centric, innovative work environments and leveraging technology ethically to empower talents and foster diversity.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexfurman/
http://www.performica.com/
References
O'Reilly, C.A., & Pfeffer, J. (2000). Hidden Value: How Great Companies Achieve Extraordinary Results with Ordinary People.;
Palepu, S., Nitsch, A., Narayan, M., Kim, S., & Osier, N. (2020). A Flat Organizational Structure for an Inclusive, Interdisciplinary, International, and Undergraduate-Led Team. Frontiers in Education.