MC75 Why Does Management Have a Bad Name?

The rapid adoption of AI like ChatGPT raises important questions for managers around balancing efficiency with authentic communication and human connection. Tim and Pilar have different use about the use of GenAI in management and communication, so the topic makes for a lively discussion!

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WLP353 Promises and Perils of Generative AI in Software Development

In today’s episode, tech journalist Jennifer Riggins talks about the impact of generative AI on the world of software development, focusing on the challenges faced by DevSecOps teams in keeping up with the accelerated pace of code creation enabled by GenAI tools. She raises important questions about the potential risks posed by generative AI, such as the introduction of vulnerabilities and intellectual property issues, and emphasises the need for organizations to establish clear AI governance policies to mitigate these risks.

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WLP352 The Impact of Remote Work on Culture and Collaboration

Today’s guest is Linda Redell, Head of Talents and Culture at the hybrid company Homelike. With a diverse workforce spread across multiple countries, Linda and her team are responsible for maintaining the company culture and employee well-being. The shift to remote work has brought challenges and opportunities, with a focus on creating spaces for physical interaction, revamping onboarding, and fostering engagement.

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MC73 Generative AI: Friend or Foe?

The rapid adoption of AI like ChatGPT raises important questions for managers around balancing efficiency with authentic communication and human connection. Tim and Pilar have different use about the use of GenAI in management and communication, so the topic makes for a lively discussion!

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WLP349: What's Going On: Digital Culture

Today’s episode was inspired by a job post for an academic post in a university who was familiar with “digital culture”. Pilar had never heard the term as such, so she googled it and found a few articles, one of them by Slack. It’s a good piece from which to start a conversation.

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WLP348 Nurturing Team Growth through Conscious Leadership

In this episode, Barbara Mutedzi describes conscious leadership and its role in transitioning to remote work, with particular reference to her work in Zimbabwe. Throughout the episode, Barbara advocates for the need for leaders to embrace self-awareness, adaptability, and empathy to create more resilient, inclusive, and effective work environments.

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MC72 Managing by Emoji

Following on from coffee #71 about the impact of technology on our leadership practice, Pilar and Tim talk about emoji as a communications tool for managers. Tiny and ubiquitous, it's easy to underestimate their importance.

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WLP346 What's Going On: Can We Really Work from Anywhere?

In today’s episode, Maya shares her challenges trying to embrace the “work from anywhere” spirit. Our co-hosts also talk about how the popularity of Chat GPT has opened up the need to reinvent education, how they’re using the bot and why we should all be vigilant when reading current research on the impact of remote work in organisations. Recorded on 29 January 2024.

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MC71 The Influence of Technology on Management Practices

We hear a lot about tech. Tech disrupts businesses and creates unicorns. Tech changes workplaces and creates new ways to interact. But what about the impact of technology on our management practices?

Our hosts talk about the difficulties that come if we allow technology to dictate how we manage. And the unintended consequences if we don't align our technology tools with the problems we are experiencing.

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