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In this second of a two part special, the Workplace Geeks get in amongst it at the Workplace Trends Research Summit, held in London this April. For many, the best UK conference on the workplace circuit, Workplace Trends attracts a diverse community of practitioners, designers, architects, psychologists... and even those people people from HR!
This second episode features two very different pieces of research, showcasing just how diverse and fascinating Workplace Trends' content can be. Ian is back on the interview mic with Chris in the production hotseat, to explore the sessions from Jaime Blakeley-Glover (Orientate) and Dr Jonathan Rhodes (Imagery Coaching), alongside former guest of the show, the lovely Dr Harriet Shortt (UWE and Bibo).
Chris and Ian also take the opportunity to chat with Maggie Procopi, founder of Workplace Trends, alongside compere (and former guest of the show) Nigel Oseland about what the conference is all about, what makes the events so special, and what's in store for this October.
π‘ Remember that you can use the chapter markers in your podcast player to jump to different sections of the episode easily! π€
Learn more π±π§
Β Hit Chris and Ian up and follow @WorkplaceGeeks on LinkedIn
...and don't forget to use the hashtag #WorkplaceGeeks π¬
π© Subscribe for new episodes, events and workplace insight from the Geeks community.
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π¬ Got an idea, guest suggestion, or workplace topic we should explore?
Follow Workplace Geeks on LinkedIn
Join the conversation using #WorkplaceGeeks
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Workplace Geeks is brought to you by Audiem β‘οΈ
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π§ Dialogue editing by David Crackles
By Chris Moriarty and Ian Ellisonπ£ Brand new FREE Audiem webinars featuring special guests | The 7 habits of AI-powered workplace leaders | register here π€
In this second of a two part special, the Workplace Geeks get in amongst it at the Workplace Trends Research Summit, held in London this April. For many, the best UK conference on the workplace circuit, Workplace Trends attracts a diverse community of practitioners, designers, architects, psychologists... and even those people people from HR!
This second episode features two very different pieces of research, showcasing just how diverse and fascinating Workplace Trends' content can be. Ian is back on the interview mic with Chris in the production hotseat, to explore the sessions from Jaime Blakeley-Glover (Orientate) and Dr Jonathan Rhodes (Imagery Coaching), alongside former guest of the show, the lovely Dr Harriet Shortt (UWE and Bibo).
Chris and Ian also take the opportunity to chat with Maggie Procopi, founder of Workplace Trends, alongside compere (and former guest of the show) Nigel Oseland about what the conference is all about, what makes the events so special, and what's in store for this October.
π‘ Remember that you can use the chapter markers in your podcast player to jump to different sections of the episode easily! π€
Learn more π±π§
Β Hit Chris and Ian up and follow @WorkplaceGeeks on LinkedIn
...and don't forget to use the hashtag #WorkplaceGeeks π¬
π© Subscribe for new episodes, events and workplace insight from the Geeks community.
βοΈ Enjoying the show? Follow, rate and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It genuinely helps more people discover us.
π¬ 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 β‘οΈ
Helping organisations make better workplace decisions through AI-powered insight and employee feedback.
Supported by 2468 Group βοΈ
π§ Dialogue editing by David Crackles