424 — Why emotions make simulations so powerful
Dec 10, 2024
When your team are faced with a crisis, you want them to be prepared. But how do you build those capabilities when crises are rare, and you hope they never occur?
In this week’s episode of The Mind Tools L&D Podcast, Ross G and Owen explore the use of simulations to build capability. We’re joined by Chris...
423 — Embracing change by 'unlearning' (Rebroadcast)
Dec 3, 2024
Hello listeners! No new episode this week, but we wanted to revisit this 2018 classic with Dom Price, from Atlassian.
It'll help you think about whether
the habits and behaviors that have helped you navigate the world to
this point, are still useful today.
Regular show notes below.
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In the early stages of our careers...
422 — The future of e-learning interfaces
Nov 26, 2024
As Ben Betts wrote in a recent blog post, ‘the LMS is the first point of entry to learning; the front-of-house of our industry.’ While that front-of-house may look a little different now than it did twenty years ago, and despite the oft-repeated claim that the LMS is dying, it remains the default gateway to digital...
421 — Good managers balance care with results
Nov 19, 2024
How can we help managers demonstrate care for their teams, while maintaining high standards of accountability and performance?
In this week's episode of The Mind Tools L&D Podcast, Ross G and Dr Anna Barnett are joined by Joris Merks-Benjaminsen, Managing Without Power, to discuss:
- why nice managers can still provide...
420 — Toxic productivity: Time to say ‘no!’
Nov 12, 2024
Are you an over-committing over-achiever? In Toxic Productivity, author Israa Nasir argues that you can only maintain that approach to productivity for so long.
Eventually you’ll burn out, exhausted by all those ‘time management hacks’ that organizations (like Mind Tools!) keep suggesting.
So this week on...