One Degree Shift

At Sage, a constantly improving culture starts with curiosity and the question ‘why’. What worked for the company last month may not work as well today and unless the teams are asking what to ‘start, stop, and continue’, they won’t be able to evolve and shift with the world around them. 

In this episode, hear from Zuleika Sgro, VP People at Sage as she shares with us where culture lives in the organization and how curiosity fuels more than just a great place to work.

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How do we build deeper connection, stronger relationships, and a greater sense of belonging all while dealing with uncertainty like we’ve never experienced before? Spoiler: it isn’t just the sweeping changes we make, but the little shifts and actions we take as we express empathy and compassion. 

In this episode, we hear from the founder of Count Me In and global keynote speaker, Shane Feldman as we talk about community and what we can do to be a better teammate and friend.

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There are two things people hate: change and the way things are. But knowing that we can’t stand still and understanding that too much change can be daunting, how is it that we make an incremental change over and over again?

 

This episode's guest is Jordan Ludwig, Co-founder of Stack’d consulting and a go-to leader when it comes to organizational change and human centricity. Jordan shares some of the changes they’ve made in recruiting and their business, and the steps they’ve taken to ensure success.

The new world is full of information, tools, and communication streams that simply didn't exist in the days of old. As a result, the way we work and how we interact with each other has rightfully changed. Not only do we have an opportunity to put humans first, Mike Vacanti shares with us why we have an obligation to do so.

 

On this episode, hear from the founder of Human's First about the future of work, connection, communication, and truly bringing the best out of people by being our best. 

How do we know if a company is posting their corporate statements because they see an opportunity or actually want to make change? And if we are those companies, how do we make sure there is authenticity behind our message and that everyone feels heard and seen?

 In this episode, I have a chat with my friend Hilton Barbour, VP Marketing at Kognitiv and talk about the past 100 days and what we can do to truly build a better tomorrow together. 

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When we can fully be ourselves without fear of being rejected, only then can we realize our full potential. How is it then, that we do it? How do we ensure the places and spaces around us are safe and how do we start to spark change?

 

In this episode, hear from author, speaker, and change-maker Tayo Rockson as he shares incredible insight and perspective on what we can do to be more inclusive, diverse, and ultimately create workplaces that are rooted in belonging and psychological safety.

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Are we really building a 'new normal'? Was there ever really a normal in the first place? What we know to be true what that normal isn't what we should be striving for; new-and-improved is. As a result, perhaps this is a time to reset, to unlearn, and to build something new and incredible, together.

 

In this episode, hear from the incredible Dan Pontefract as he shares three key steps we need to take to build a better tomorrow, be better leaders, and ultimately reset rather than go back. His new book, Lead Care Win is out in September and if this episode is any indication of what it might read like, we're in for an outstanding read this Fall. 

 

www.leadcarewin.com

 

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Good planning without good working is nothing. And while many of us are really good at drawing up a vision of what success is going to look like, and even building a plan to get there, working smartly and being agile is easier said than done. How is it that we can build, create, market, in a post-covid world? 

 

Stefanie Grieser is a community builder, marketer, creative, and entrepreneur. As co-creator of Shine, conference planner, and top-tier marketer, Stefanie shares tangible things we can do when tomorrow seems uncertain and turbulent change has us wondering what comes next. 

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Culture is a construct. It is always evolving, there is no finish line, and we’ll never get it perfectly right. With that said though, and the office environment as we knew it all but gone, where does culture really live and how do we create a great employee experience?

 In this episode, hear from Culture Amp’s Lead People Scientist Craig Forman as he shares his take on where culture lives, how we can continue to build and maintain great places to work as we move remote, and what leaders can do to help their immediate team.

 Be sure to check out Culture Amp’s Community work, too!  https://www.cultureamp.com/community/

 

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We know that learning isn't just about memorizing, and regurgitating information to allow us to pass the test or get the job. Do we really understand the brain, though? The understanding of how we learn has increased significantly since the development of the first MRI in the 70's and set us on a new course. 

 

In this episode, hear from Learning Pirate Lauren Waldman as she shares new information and research about how we learn and the steps we can take today to be better learners, absorb more information, and unlock the potential of the brain.

 

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