Episodes (Page 23)
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Western marketing practices may no longer be universally effective.
Kimberly Whitler
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Organizations overemphasize correcting weaknesses in feedback processes.
Ashley Goodall
Marcus Buckingham
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Azeem Azhar discusses professional and ethical standards needed as the AI industry continues rapid growth with University of Bath professor Joanna Bryson
Azeem Azhar
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Expertise can hinder curiosity and lead to overconfidence.
Sydney Finkelstein
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Professors discuss business and culture news.
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Purpose drives success for companies and individuals.
Need Purpose
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Startups fail by imitating successful disruptive businesses too early.
Thales Teixeira
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US working mothers experience high stress levels.
Caitlyn Collins
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Innovative companies can become complacent like freezing water.
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Incompetent, overconfident men are often promoted over women.
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Operational efficiency can decrease customer satisfaction.
Operational Transparency
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Fixing tech's gender gap requires more than just interest.
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Market-creating innovations drive growth in frontier markets.
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Philosophy professor Kieran Setiya discusses coping with mid-career crises.
Kieran Setiya
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English professor Anne Curzan defends business jargon's role.
Anne Curzan
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Harvard professor Ashley Whillans' research shows that spending money to outsource negative experiences like housework or long commutes significantly increases happiness
Ashley Whillans
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Harvard professor Amy Edmondson on psychological safety in teams.
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Professor Teresa Amabile researches identity shifts during retirement.
Teresa Amabile
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Professor Gary Pisano on the difficult realities of innovation.
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Former Google X exec Mo Gawdat on moonshot ventures.
Mo Gawdat