the WorkLife podcast

This week's episode features Neil Usher, senior property, workplace, facilities and change management leader. Neil is a regular conference and academic speaker. We are talking about the role of future workplaces, what is the real power of physical spaces, and his recently released book 'Elemental Workplace'.

This week's episode features Neil Usher, senior property, workplace, facilities and change management leader. Neil is a regular conference and academic speaker. We are talking about the role of future workplaces, what is the real power of physical spaces, and his recently released book 'Elemental Workplace'.

In this podcast we speak with Derek Lidow, speaker, entrepreneur, former CEO of iSuppli. Our conversation revolves around entrepreneurism, and Derek's new book Building on Bedrock: What Sam Walton, Walt Disney, and Other Great Self-Made Entrepreneurs Can Teach Us About Building Valuable Companies.

In this podcast we speak with Derek Lidow, speaker, entrepreneur, former CEO of iSuppli. Our conversation revolves around entrepreneurism, and Derek's new book Building on Bedrock: What Sam Walton, Walt Disney, and Other Great Self-Made Entrepreneurs Can Teach Us About Building Valuable Companies.

This week on the show we interview Enno Schmidt, co-initiator of the Swiss Federal Peoples Initiative for an unconditional basic income in 2016. Enno Schmidt is a director and writer, known for Grundeinkommen Kulturimpuls, and his activism in the international basic income movement.

This week on the show we interview Enno Schmidt, co-initiator of the Swiss Federal Peoples Initiative for an unconditional basic income in 2016. Enno Schmidt is a director and writer, known for Grundeinkommen Kulturimpuls, and his activism in the international basic income movement.

In this podcast episode our guest is Arnold Bakker, professor and chair of the research group Work and Organizational Psychology of the Institute of Psychology at Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands. His main research interests lie in positive organisational phenomenons, such as work engagement, Flow, happiness at work, and also the processes that lead to job performance.

In this podcast episode our guest is Arnold Bakker, professor and chair of the research group Work and Organizational Psychology of the Institute of Psychology at Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands. His main research interests lie in positive organisational phenomenons, such as work engagement, Flow, happiness at work, and also the processes that lead to job performance.

Is your company using yammer, or similar social technology? If not, then how are you tapping into the collective knowledge? What about WOL - working out loud, have you hear about this movement? You will find out all about this and more in our conversation with Isabel De Clercq, as well as about her book, Social technologies in Business.

Is your company using yammer, or similar social technology? If not, then how are you tapping into the collective knowledge? What about WOL - working out loud, have you hear about this movement? You will find out all about this and more in our conversation with Isabel De Clercq, as well as about her book, Social technologies in Business.