231 episodios
Workplace Hugs Rami Jubran, Shannon Schottler
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- Economía y empresa
Welcome to Workplace Hugs! A podcast where we talk about interesting things we’ve read and how it relates to the workplace experience.
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Our goal here is simple: expand our workplace toolkit with a whole bunch of empathy without a whole new degree in 30 minutes or less a week.
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First we hit the topic at a high level, then we dive deep into our career experiences with it, and end with some key takeaways you can leverage ASAP!
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Workplace Hugs - Episode 231: H.A.L.T. & Help Yourself
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In this episode of the Workplace Hugs podcast, Shannon and Rami explore the concept of HALT (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired) as a tool for self-awareness and self-care, drawing parallels between parenting and personal reflection. -
Workplace Hugs - Episode 230: Yellowstone
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In this episode of the Workplace Hugs podcast, Rami and Shannon delve into the importance of accountability and trust in both personal and professional contexts using a quote from the show "Yellowstone" as inspiration. -
Workplace Hugs - Episode 229: Never Enough
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In this Workplace Hugs episode, Shannon and Rami discuss the book "Never Enough" by Jennifer Kim, focusing on the toxic nature of achievement culture and the cycle of generosity as an alternative. -
Workplace Hugs - Episode 228: The Value of Making Decisions
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In this Workplace Hugs episode, Shannon and Rami delve into the importance of making decisions, drawing insights from Seth Godin's blog. -
Workplace Hugs - Episode 227: Overused Tools
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In this Workplace Hugs episode, Shannon and Rami explore the concept of overused tools in relationships, drawing parallels between dull kitchen knives and ineffective communication styles. -
Workplace Hugs - Episode 226: 6 Factors for a Healthy Relationship to Work
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In this episode of Workplace Hugs, Rami and Shannon dig into the 6 factors for a healthy relationship to work and how we can all make our relationship to work better.