38 min
Ep. 7 How People and Organizations Learn, Aravind Chandrasekaran, Ohio State ExecU the Podcast
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Join Suzan and OSU's Aravind Chandrasekaran as they discuss how leaders can make the space necessary for allowing teams to solve the biggest business challenges.
January 2023
ExecU Podcast
Episode 7: How People and Organizations Learn with Aravind Chandasekaran, Ohio State University
BRIEF SUMMARY OF EPISODE
Aravind Chandrasekaran (AC) is the Fisher Distinguished Professor in Operations and Business Analytics at the Fisher College of Business, The Ohio State University. He received his PhD in Operations and Management Sciences from the University of Minnesota. Dr. Chandrasekaran’s research investigates innovation, learning and knowledge creation issues in a variety of industries including high-tech R&D, manufacturing and health-care delivery.
In recent years, he has begun to study the challenges involved in developing patient-centric healthcare models by conducting field experiments in collaboration with several physician and nursing leaders in the United States.
His research has been published in all top OM journals including Management Science, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management (MSOM), Journal of Operations Management, Production and Operations Management, as well as other premier journals.
Make sure to subscribe to the ExecU Podcast to learn from the most forward-thinking business professors about how to build a better future.
KEY TAKEAWAY
“As soon as you start saying, “okay, let's fix the problem, and I know the solution, just follow me,’ things fall down because solutions have to be invented by the people who are doing the work. So people who have the problem should find their own solution. What, as a leader, you can do is create the opportunity for them to find that solution. But, we make that mistake of saying, I know how to solve it, so I'm gonna help you solve it.”
Share the podcast:
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Aravind’s LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/aravind-chandrasekaran-0234a96/
Sponsored by Viv Higher Ed:
https://vivhied.com/
Join Suzan and OSU's Aravind Chandrasekaran as they discuss how leaders can make the space necessary for allowing teams to solve the biggest business challenges.
January 2023
ExecU Podcast
Episode 7: How People and Organizations Learn with Aravind Chandasekaran, Ohio State University
BRIEF SUMMARY OF EPISODE
Aravind Chandrasekaran (AC) is the Fisher Distinguished Professor in Operations and Business Analytics at the Fisher College of Business, The Ohio State University. He received his PhD in Operations and Management Sciences from the University of Minnesota. Dr. Chandrasekaran’s research investigates innovation, learning and knowledge creation issues in a variety of industries including high-tech R&D, manufacturing and health-care delivery.
In recent years, he has begun to study the challenges involved in developing patient-centric healthcare models by conducting field experiments in collaboration with several physician and nursing leaders in the United States.
His research has been published in all top OM journals including Management Science, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management (MSOM), Journal of Operations Management, Production and Operations Management, as well as other premier journals.
Make sure to subscribe to the ExecU Podcast to learn from the most forward-thinking business professors about how to build a better future.
KEY TAKEAWAY
“As soon as you start saying, “okay, let's fix the problem, and I know the solution, just follow me,’ things fall down because solutions have to be invented by the people who are doing the work. So people who have the problem should find their own solution. What, as a leader, you can do is create the opportunity for them to find that solution. But, we make that mistake of saying, I know how to solve it, so I'm gonna help you solve it.”
Share the podcast:
https://execupodcast.buzzsprout.com/share
Aravind’s LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/aravind-chandrasekaran-0234a96/
Sponsored by Viv Higher Ed:
https://vivhied.com/
38 min