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#TJtalks: Rob Thurner on digital transformation in 2021
Jon talks to Burn the Sky's Rob Thurner about digital transformation and the many things it can positively affect (skills gaps, upskilling, budget cuts etc) for 2021 and beyond.
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#TJtalks: Jessie Lajoie on the future hybrid workplace
Jon talks to Doodle's Jessie LaJoie about the H word - hybrid. They look at new job roles, new workplaces, and the future of the office.
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The TJ Podcast: February 2021
Jon, Jo and Kate talk Learning Technologies, remote working inequality and cover a few great pieces of content, plus we hear from Stefaan van Hooydonk about why curiosity is so important.
The TJ content we discuss:
How to write a book you'll be proud of
The problem with remote working, and five ways to make it work
#TJtalks: Stefaan van Hooydonk on the importance of curiosity for individuals and organisations
...and the tweet from Christine Armstrong and resulting coversation between Owen Ferguson and David d'Souza
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#TJtalks: Birgitta Sjostrand on persuasion, influence and middle managers
Jon talks to public speaker, leadership trainer, facilitator and coach Birgitta Sjostrand. They discuss persuasion tactics for middle managers, amongst other things (and obviously her English is perfect throughout).
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#TJtalks: Stefaan van Hooydonk on the importance of curiosity for individuals and organisations
Editor Jon Kennard talks to the Global Curiosity Institute's Stefaan van Hooydonk about his research into and findings around curiosity and its role in leadership and organisational culture.
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The TJ Podcast: January 2021
Jon, Jo and Kate gather (virtually) to look forward to a year hopefully not that much like the last one. Nigel Paine talks about his new blog for TJ, too.
The content we discuss:
Why organisations need to hire a hybrid working support officer
Five HR trends to watch in 2021
Are you hindering 95% to stop the 5% that break the rules?