28 min
S2E7: Armaan Seth - Co-creating the Future of Work HumanWorkz podcast with Anish Lalchandani
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- Management
Summary:
What are the best ways to involve employees in designing the future of work practices? How have onboarding and other HR practices changed? How to attract and retain employees? How should we approach upskilling?
My interview with Armaan focused on learning what the future of work means for Syngenta. A company focused on improving global food security by enabling millions of farmers across the globe. We discussed his experiences around Covid and how he managed his mental well-being and resilience as he transitioned jobs and countries. Arman also shared how they involved employees in sharing their feedback and adopted an agile and iterative approach to experiment and constantly learn from it. We also touched upon how that has fostered collaboration and innovation and supported this culture shift in a very diverse organisation.
Guest Profile:
Armaan leads the Global HR function for Syngenta Crop Protection based in Switzerland. He is a seasoned executive and coach who has worked across different industries and is keenly interested in Talent Management, the Future of Work and Mental well-being. Armaan has lived and worked across various countries in Europe, and the Asia Pacific and has been recognized as one of the Top CHROs in 2022.
You can reach Armaan on LinkedInand Twitter
You will also enjoy listening to the following:
S26: Diana Wu David: The Future of Work is built on Trust
S1E7: Lynn Dang: Building Equitable and Inclusive Experiences
Humanworkz Podcast is rated as the Top 50 Leadership Podcast to listen to.
#thfutureofwork #upskilling #digitalacceleration
About the Host
Anish Lalchandani is a Global thought leader (Top 25 thought leader on HR & Future of Work and Top 100 Leadership voices to follow) and speaker on the future of work, upskilling and human capital.
Follow Anish on LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | anish.lalchandani.com
If you have any feedback, ideas or recommendations for a guest. Please write to: anish.lalchandani@gmail.com
Summary:
What are the best ways to involve employees in designing the future of work practices? How have onboarding and other HR practices changed? How to attract and retain employees? How should we approach upskilling?
My interview with Armaan focused on learning what the future of work means for Syngenta. A company focused on improving global food security by enabling millions of farmers across the globe. We discussed his experiences around Covid and how he managed his mental well-being and resilience as he transitioned jobs and countries. Arman also shared how they involved employees in sharing their feedback and adopted an agile and iterative approach to experiment and constantly learn from it. We also touched upon how that has fostered collaboration and innovation and supported this culture shift in a very diverse organisation.
Guest Profile:
Armaan leads the Global HR function for Syngenta Crop Protection based in Switzerland. He is a seasoned executive and coach who has worked across different industries and is keenly interested in Talent Management, the Future of Work and Mental well-being. Armaan has lived and worked across various countries in Europe, and the Asia Pacific and has been recognized as one of the Top CHROs in 2022.
You can reach Armaan on LinkedInand Twitter
You will also enjoy listening to the following:
S26: Diana Wu David: The Future of Work is built on Trust
S1E7: Lynn Dang: Building Equitable and Inclusive Experiences
Humanworkz Podcast is rated as the Top 50 Leadership Podcast to listen to.
#thfutureofwork #upskilling #digitalacceleration
About the Host
Anish Lalchandani is a Global thought leader (Top 25 thought leader on HR & Future of Work and Top 100 Leadership voices to follow) and speaker on the future of work, upskilling and human capital.
Follow Anish on LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | anish.lalchandani.com
If you have any feedback, ideas or recommendations for a guest. Please write to: anish.lalchandani@gmail.com
28 min