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Welcome back to The Workplace Effect: Success Stories, where we get the opportunity to chat to our valued and trusted Workplace customers. This week we’re  speaking to Mark Cotton from the North East Ambulance Service, or NEAS. We’ll be hearing all about how NEAS came to use Workplace, how it helps them to do the incredible work that they do and what implementation earned them a Customer Success award from Workplace.

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Host: Lisa Winstanely
Guest: Mark Cotton, North East Ambulance Service
Production Company: Mags Creative
Music: Artlist

We’re excited to welcome the brilliant Daniel Goleman to the Workplace Effect today. Daniel is a renowned psychologist, consultant and leading world expert in emotional intelligence who is well known for his 1995 landmark book, Emotional Intelligence, which was on The New York Times bestseller list for a year-and-a-half, with more than 5 million copies in print worldwide in 40 languages. Emotional intelligence has been shown to improve the performance of organizations more generally, and make leadership more effective. So in this episode we explore how we can go about building emotional intelligence into online and offline management culture to reap these benefits.


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Host: Lisa Winstanley
Guest: Daniel Goleman
Production Company: Mags Creative
Music: Artlist

Welcome to The Workplace Effect: Customer Stories, where we cover topics specific to the Workplace user experience. This week we’re joined on the show by one of Workplace’s very own team members, Kitzzy Aviles, our Customer Education Manager, to discuss digital learning from a Workplace perspective to give you lovely listeners the inside scoop on our digital learning offering.

Links

https://www.meta.com/gb/

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Guest: Kitzzy Aviles

Production Company: Mags Creative

Music: Artlist

As we’ve explored throughout this series, the working world is becoming increasingly digitised, which feels natural to many, but how do we ensure that we don’t exclude or alienate those that might not have the same proficiency or digital literacy? In this episode, Lisa Winstanley talks to Emma Ip from the Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) about the importance of digital learning and specifically for those working on the front-line. This episode explores the issues and challenges that can arise from implementing these initiatives (especially at such scale in an enormous organisation like the NHS) as well as the outcomes, benefits and opportunities that have presented themselves.

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Host: Lisa Winstanely

Guest: Emma Ip

Production Company: Mags Creative

Music: Artlist

Welcome to The Workplace Effect: Success Stories where we speak to our valued, trusted Workplace customers. This week we are delighted to speak to Laura Kusumoto here at Meta who is able to tell us a little more about the exciting extended reality products that we use here at Meta (that’s Virtual & Augmented Reality to you and me) …and how they can benefit our Workplace customers. We’re excited to start building our own Avatars!

Links

https://www.meta.com/gb/

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Guest: Laura Kusumoto

Production Company: Mags Creative

Music: Artlist

Lisa Winstanley is back in the hosting hot seat today. So far in this series we’ve heard from some incredible guests talking about the ways we’re adapting in this new world of work. Today we’re looking to the Future of work.

For years, technologists have been whispering about the metaverse and new ways of using Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality…which is now starting to emerge. There’s been plenty of talk on how the next iteration of the internet – an internet you can step inside – will change gaming, entertainment, and social connections. But the metaverse also means profound changes when it comes to the world of work. So let’s dive out of this world and into the metaverse to find out more with a leading expert, Stephen McDonnell.

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Host: Lisa Winstanely

Guest: Stephen McDonnell

Production Company: Mags Creative

Music: Artlist