In this engaging episode of Two Poles Not So Far Apart, hosts Jarosław Harezlak and Kamil Kramicz welcome back Professor Armando Teixeira-Pinto for a thought-provoking discussion about his work and the latest research findings.

n this special episode, Jarek and Kamil reflect on an incredible first year of Two Poles Not So Far Apart! With 10 episodes released in 2024, they revisit the podcast’s beginnings, share behind-the-scenes insights, and celebrate the milestones they’ve achieved.

🔊 In this episode of Two Poles Not So Far Apart, Jarek and Kamil are joined by Professor Armando Teixeira-Pinto from the University of Sydney for a thought-provoking discussion on building an academic career across three continents: the North America, Europe, and Australia. 

🔊 Drawing from their diverse experiences, they explore how different educational systems shape career development and growth opportunities in higher education.

🔊 The conversation also delves into the impact of remote work on scientific collaboration and university teaching. Together, they reflect on the evolving landscape of academia, highlighting both the challenges and possibilities of connecting across borders.

🔊 Tune in for a global perspective on education, innovation, and professional journeys!

In the latest episode of "Two Poles not so far apart", Jarek and Kamil welcome a special guest – Prof. Armando Teixeira-Pinto from the University of Sydney. Together, they explore the fascinating differences in work culture between business and academia across four countries: Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Poland.

This inspiring conversation blends three unique perspectives – academic, business, and international.

Dive into this intellectual exchange and discover how diverse work environments shape careers and ways of thinking. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the dynamics between the worlds of science and business.

In this episode of "Two Poles Not So Far Apart", Kamil Kramić and Jarosław Harezlak explore the topic of motivation, focusing on what drives people to excel in their work beyond just financial incentives. They discuss the key factors that push individuals to give their best, whether in business or academia. The conversation also dives into the critical role of teamwork in both modern organizations and scientific research, highlighting how collaboration leads to success. Additionally, they talk about the importance of diversity within teams and the necessary structures that help create effective, high-performing groups. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on what truly motivates us and how we can build stronger, more dynamic teams in today's world.

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What happens when business meets with science? That's what we're trying to find out in our podcast, in which we bounce our viewpoints off each other and see what we can learn from one another. Join us and listen.

What happens when business meets with science? That's what we're trying to find out in our podcast, in which we bounce our viewpoints off each other and see what we can learn from one another. Join us and listen

What happens when business meets with science? That's what we're trying to find out in our podcast, in which we bounce our viewpoints off each other and see what we can learn from one another. Join us and listen.

What happens when business meets with science? That's what we're trying to find out in our podcast, in which we bounce our viewpoints off each other and see what we can learn from one another. Join us and listen .