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Hosted by Cathal Quinlan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 86 episodes
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The Better At Work podcast is your new best friend at work. It’s packed with honest, practical advice and science-backed techniques from a diverse range of guests to help you achieve betterness in your work, and life. Better At Work is for everyone striving to be better and feel better. Whether you’re ready to take your career to new heights, or battling with the daily grind, your host Cathal Quinlan is here to help. By drawing on insights from leading psychologists, neuroscientists and performance experts, and Cathal sharing his own successes and mistakes as a leader, the podcast delivers proven strategies, tools and science-backed techniques to help you achieve betterness in your working life, one day at a time, because when work is better, life is better. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color
Cathal Quinlan hosts Better At Work with Cathal Quinlan, a business show with 86 episodes published.
Conflict at work is not simply a choice between charging in and avoiding it. In this four-and-a-half-minute Better Moment, *Smart Conflict* authors Alice Driscoll and Louise van Haarst focus on two useful forces: conflic
Hope at work is not optimism. It is a goal worth reaching, more than one credible route forward and enough agency to move. In this seven-minute Better Moment, burnout researcher and workplace culture strategist Jennifer
A good job is not the same for everyone. Laura Gassner Otting gives us four dials for working out whether a role actually fits: calling, connection, contribution and control. Calling is the force that pulls you forward.
The loudest predictions about AI count the jobs it might destroy. Russell Beck says that is the wrong unit of analysis. Technology is very good at removing the scarce skill inside a job. Russell's example is a naval ship
Most companies can show you a plan. Far fewer can explain the choices underneath it. In this Better Moment, Roger Martin strips strategy back to what it actually is: what you do, not what you say. He explains why a list
Welcome to Better Moments! Small but mighty snippets from our best episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Cathal and Annette close out season four together in London, in person for once. The four ideas from 30+ episodes that actually changed how they work: Laura Gassner Otting's four Cs of a fulfilling career, Zach Mercurio
The final listener questions episode of Better at Work, Season 4. This week is Cathal and Annette closing out the season's questions before next week's wrap, with the stories that stuck with them and a look ahead to Seas
Roger Martin is the world's number one management thinker, former dean of the Rotman School of Management, and strategy advisor to the CEOs of P&G, Lego, Ford and American Express. He is our final guest of the year, and
Roger Martin is the world's number one management thinker, former dean of the Rotman School of Management, and strategy advisor to the CEOs of P&G, Lego, Ford and American Express. He is our final guest of the year, and
Annette is in London! She and Cathal are finally in the same studio for this listener questions episode. First up, Annette's three takeaways from Cathal's conversation with behavioural scientist Leidy Klotz, author of In
Most workplaces obsess over paint colours, open-plan vs closed offices, and how many days people should be back at their desks. They skip the only question that actually matters. This week Cathal sits down with Leidy Klo
Q&A episode: Annette synthesises Wendy Smith's both/and thinking, Cathal reflects on Bob Geldof's recent speech on empathy in leadership, and we answer Lou's question on preparing for her first competency-based interview
Wendy Smith is a management professor at the University of Delaware and the co-author of Both/And Thinking, a book translating 25 years of research into practical tools leaders can apply immediately. In this conversation
Annette's back with three takeaways from last week's Jennifer Moss episode that genuinely changed how we think about hope at work. Plus a listener question from Paul, an Australian who's been working in Dublin for 7-8 ye
Three years ago, Jennifer Moss came on Better at Work and gave us a line that stuck: we can't yoga our way out of a bad boss. She's back. New book. Sharper take. Jennifer is a burnout researcher and workplace culture str
What if the colleague who drives you up the wall is the one your organisation can't afford to lose? Cathal and Annette are back for a listener-questions special, picking up where last week's conversation with David [surn
For 14 years, David Imai was a Design Director at Tesla, helping shape every car the company put on the road. Before that, GM and Opel. Today he advises the startups building the future of transport and robotics, and he'
In this week's listener questions episode, Cathal and Annette revisit three powerful ideas from their conversation with Marcus Collins. First, Emile Durkheim's sociological definition of culture, and why Marcus uses it:
Why Culture Is the Most Powerful Force at Work (And How to Actually Change It) | Marcus Collins What if the biggest thing shaping your experience at work isn't your manager, your workload, or your pay, but something most
Wendy Smith
Co-Founder and Executive Director · Kentucky Housing Corporation
2 appearances on this show
Jennifer Moss
workplace culture strategist and bestselling author of The Burnout Epidemic, Why Are We Here?, and Unlocking Happiness at Work · JAR Podcast Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Marcus Collins
author and clinical professor of marketing at the University of Michigan · Ross School of Business
2 appearances on this show
Dr. Colin Fisher
Associate Professor of Organizations and Innovation · University College London
2 appearances on this show
Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez
leading authority on project leadership and organizational transformation
2 appearances on this show
Antonio Nieto Rodriguez
Harvard Business Review Project Management Handbook
2 appearances on this show
Laura Gassner Otting
Bestselling Author, Keynote Speaker, Executive Coach, White House Staff
1 appearance on this show
Alice Driscoll
co-author of Smart Conflict: How to Have Hard Conversations at Work · The Power House
1 appearance on this show
Dermot Kennedy
1 appearance on this show
Colin Fisher
The Collective Edge
1 appearance on this show
Leidy Klotz
University of Virginia
1 appearance on this show
David [surname TBC]
Tesla
1 appearance on this show
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