Hope @Work

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Join Marcus Mossberger on the Hope @Work podcast as he engages with a diverse array of industry leaders and experts. Each episode offers valuable insights into innovative work practices, the integration of technology, and the evolving dynamics of the workplace. Tune in to gain ideas and inspiration for creating a fulfilling and productive workplace. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests.

  1. -5 dias

    Is AI Helping or Hurting the Recruiting Process?

    Talent acquisition was one of the first HR technologies to truly embrace AI. But it has arguably become a problem. Employers are using AI to filter out applicants, while the applicants are using AI to generate new resumes that perfectly match the job description they are applying for. Most of us would agree, this isn’t working. Dara Brenner, Chief Product Officer at Employ, has thoughts on the topic. Her portfolio of talent solutions helps to move assessments and simulations up in the funnel, while using AI to scale them so qualified candidates don’t get lost in the shuffle. She also highlights the challenges and opportunities with skills-based hiring, and the need to add some friction back in the hiring process. Anyone who has had a bad experience looking for a job needs to listen to this episode.

    41 min

  2. 28/05

    S3: E8 Why Coaching May Be The Most Important Organizational Skill In The Future of Work

    While AI is the topic of the hour, Jim Knittel believes that coaching has the potential to be the biggest differentiator in the success of organizations. As founder of Ascend Performance Group, Jim has spent decades deciphering the psychological signals that individuals and organizations need to pay attention to in order to develop high performing teams. And despite the promise of what AI will bring in the future, it will never be able to replicate the active listening, emotional intelligence, intuition and lived experience of human to human interaction. This is an engaging conversation you will not want to miss.

    38 min

  3. 11/05

    S3: E7 Becoming Hyperadaptive with Melissa Reeve: Rewiring the Enterprise to Become AI-Native

    AI is so much more than a technology implementation challenge. As AI becomes ubiquitous and starts to fulfill the grandiose promises that have been made by its creators, the systems and structures we operate in will need to be transformed. After all, organizations were purposefully designed for functional silos that no longer work in an AI-native enterprise. In her new book Hyperadaptive: Rewiring the Enterprise to Become AI-Native, Melissa Reeve takes us back to the start of management theory, through the messy middle and on to the 9 dimensions of a new model of architecture at work. Listen to this informative podcast to learn how to gain the adjacent competencies and durable skills needed to adapt to the future of work.

    41 min

  4. 28/04

    S3: E6 The Next Edge at Work: Building Smarter, Stronger Teams

    In this episode of Hope @Work, I sit down with Blake Cason: professional rock climber, coach, and founder of Pivot Wellness.  Blake brings a unique perspective shaped by time on mountains and in meetings, including previous work with the World Health Organization in Africa and her current work coaching high performing teams. We discuss her philosophy of “getting to the next edge,” why curiosity is a muscle worth building, and how team dynamics can unlock performance in ways most organizations overlook. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the size of the climb ahead, this conversation offers a practical (and powerful) way forward.

    37 min

  5. 13/04

    S3: E5 Creating Conditions For Your Talent To Thrive At Work

    In this episode, Marcus engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Aoife O'Brien, founder of "Happier at Work." Aoife shares her journey from the corporate world to creating a framework for thriving talent, inspired by her own experiences with workplace culture and leadership. They delve into the importance of psychological safety, the evolving role of AI in the workplace, and the pervasive nature of imposter syndrome. Join them as they explore how to foster environments where individuals can truly excel and find fulfillment in their work. And be sure to pick up her new book Thriving Talent, which is already on the Irish Times Bestsellers list!

    43 min

  6. 23/03

    S3: E4 The Empathy Deficit Is Costing You More Than You Think

    What if you could increase innovation by 48% or boost profits by 21% - not through technology or strategy, but through empathy? In this episode of Hope @Work, I sit down with Mimi Nicklin, one of the world’s leading voices on empathy, to unpack the growing “empathy deficit” and what it means for organizations today. Mimi challenges the idea that empathy is a “soft” skill, reframing it as a measurable, trainable capability that drives performance and connection at scale. She also explores a surprising frontier: the role AI can play in demonstrating empathy and what that means for HR leaders designing the next generation of employee experiences. You’ll walk away with practical, actionable ways to build empathy starting immediately, including an understanding of why listening may be the most underdeveloped leadership skill today.

    41 min

  7. 11/03

    S3: E3 The Hidden Cost of Layoffs: What Happens to the People Who Stay

    While recent headlines highlight layoffs at large companies like UPS, Amazon and Intel, far less attention is paid to the employees who remain.  Fiona Jamison, VP of Research and People Analytics at People Results shares research and insight into the often overlooked “survivor” experience.  We explore the hidden productivity tax resulting from layoffs, whether AI is actually the reason for recent reductions and the long-term implications for employer brand.  Fiona also highlights what good looks like when communicating a layoff, and what organizations can do to restore trust and hope after difficult workforce decisions.

    36 min

  8. 20/02

    S3: E2 Designing a Life of Purpose with Rob Dubin

    Most people settle for unfulfilled potential, but in this episode, Rob Dubin explains how to intentionally design a life defined by purpose, resilience, and growth. Despite personal challenges that started when he was young, he chose to treat life as an adventure, which included spending 17 years sailing to more than 100 countries.  He worked alongside billionaires and former presidents, studying happiness and fulfilment along the way.  Rob shares hard-earned lessons on adaptability, grit, and the principle that “how you do one thing is how you do everything.” We explore practical strategies for building resilience in yourself and your teams, aligning strengths, passions, and market needs through the concept of Ikigai, and helping the next generation pursue fulfillment over mere compensation. If you’re navigating change, leading others, or seeking deeper meaning in your work, this conversation will challenge your assumptions about success and equip you to turn everyday challenges into powerful opportunities for growth.

    36 min
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Join Marcus Mossberger on the Hope @Work podcast as he engages with a diverse array of industry leaders and experts. Each episode offers valuable insights into innovative work practices, the integration of technology, and the evolving dynamics of the workplace. Tune in to gain ideas and inspiration for creating a fulfilling and productive workplace. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests.

Informação

  • Autoria
    WRKdefined Podcast Network
  • Anos em atividade
    2024 - 2026
  • Episódios
    32
  • Classificação
    Para todos
  • Copyright
    © All rights reserved by WRKdefined
  • Site do programa
    Hope @Work