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Jim Miller, VP of People and Talent at Ashby, discusses his role and the misconceptions around HR. He shares his personal strategy for getting things done, which includes organization, planning, tooling, focusing tasks based on energy levels, and delegation. Jim also shared his journey as a leader and the challenges he faced in transitioning from an individual contributor to a senior leader in a large organisation. He emphasizes the importance of being authentic and seeking feedback to improve as a leader. We discussed the need for HR to be more cost-aware and financially oriented while still focusing on the growth and development of employees. Jim shared his insights on the importance of quality of hire over quantity and the need for HR to create choice and empower hiring managers. A great discussion about many aspects of HR.
Connect with Jim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm/
https://www.ashbyhq.com/blog/all
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In this episode, Tracy Ho, a personal branding and image consultant, shares her approach to productivity, emphasizing communication and relationship building. Tracy offers insights into multicultural communication and business etiquette, especially in Dubai, highlighting the need to understand cultural differences and build connections. The conversation covers the challenges of doing business globally, such as language barriers and governance issues, and explores the role of gifting, listening, and adaptability in cross-cultural communication. Tracy also shares her vision of being geographically mobile and her passion for helping others through communication and storytelling.

Connect with Tracy: linkedin.com/in/hotracy

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Damian Madden discusses his role as Director of Consumer Experience and Digital Transformation at Pernod Ricard, emphasizing the shift from product-focused to consumer-centric approaches in business. He highlights the integration of online and offline experiences and the strategic use of data to enhance customer interactions. Alongside his professional role, Damian shares insights into his personal projects, which include running a gallery, writing a book, and tackling youth mental health issues. The discussion also delves into the challenges of balancing work with personal passions and the phenomenon of 'digital amnesia,' where reliance on technology impacts our ability to be present. Overall, the episode underscores the importance of curiosity and adaptability in today's fast-evolving consumer experience landscape.
Damian's website: https://www.damianmadden.com/
Gallery website: https://asinglepiecegallery.com/

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Elfie Chan founder of Noctilume, discusses her journey from working in architectural design to starting her own business. Noctilume provides strategy consulting services to creatives who need help with the business side of their ventures. She shares her experience of being laid off from Twitter and how it led her to start her own business. Elfie discusses the importance of workplace strategy in creating environments that positively impact behavior and performance. We discussed her strategies for staying focused and productive, including finding enjoyment in tasks through prioritization. She emphasizes the importance of taking the first step and learning through experience.
Noctilume: noctilume.com/
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John Walker AM, founder of EastPoint Partners, shares his remarkable journey spanning public and private sectors. From receiving the Order of Australia to leading legislative changes in Australia, he reflects on his diverse career. Transitioning to the private sector, John's experiences at Bankers Trust and Macquarie, leading him to spend almost half his life in Asia, underscore the importance of adaptability and seizing opportunities. He emphasizes leadership over management and the value of cultural adaptability in business. John is still trying to retire but continues travelling extensively, a true global businessman.

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Britty Ko, a dynamic entrepreneur, Korean and English coach and social media influencer, shares insights on language learning, cross-cultural communication and getting stuff done. Through her own brand Fitglish, she merges travel, fitness, bartending and English teaching, showcasing her authenticity on social media. Britty takes us through her methods for organizing a busy life and discusses the challenges of working internationally. In this episode we touch on overcoming procrastination and the value of starting, over perfection. We also covered the nuances of Korean culture, some of the historical origins of the Korean mindset.

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