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The world's top culture doctor: Professor Frances Frei talks Uber, WeWork & more Eat Sleep Work Repeat
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I've been chasing this conversation for over 2 years and I'm delighted today to talk to the world’s most sought after culture doctor: Frances Frei is the Red Adair of work culture problems.
If something goes wrong at WeWork, Uber or Riot Games there’s one name you call… You’ll be thrilled to hear the brilliant, thoughtful interview Frances gives.
She’s very clear answering:
could Uber have kept Travis Kalanick and solved their problems?what’s horrifically wrong with 360 appraisals?what is the first action she takes when she goes into a firmcan anyone be the agent for change in culture?her feeling on the importance of purpose
Frances and her wife are the authors of a brand new book called Unleashed which recounts their experience at Uber, WeWork and more.
Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/eatsleepworkrepeat.
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If you're interested in workplace culture you might like my newsletter makeworkbetter.substack.com
I've been chasing this conversation for over 2 years and I'm delighted today to talk to the world’s most sought after culture doctor: Frances Frei is the Red Adair of work culture problems.
If something goes wrong at WeWork, Uber or Riot Games there’s one name you call… You’ll be thrilled to hear the brilliant, thoughtful interview Frances gives.
She’s very clear answering:
could Uber have kept Travis Kalanick and solved their problems?what’s horrifically wrong with 360 appraisals?what is the first action she takes when she goes into a firmcan anyone be the agent for change in culture?her feeling on the importance of purpose
Frances and her wife are the authors of a brand new book called Unleashed which recounts their experience at Uber, WeWork and more.
Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/eatsleepworkrepeat.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
53 min