Track Changes On Podcast

Musings on the future of work, corporate accountability and burnout from an office escapee who thinks we can and should expect better www.trackchangeson.com

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  When Did Companies Stop Valuing Our Time?

  Aug 26, 202616 minS0

  <p>Episode summary: When did companies stop valuing our time?</p><p>Time is the one resource we can't replace. Yet at work, we have become remarkably comfortable with the idea that companies can ask for more of it without paying for it.</p><p>Unpaid overtime, expanding workloads after workforce cuts and increasingly drawn-out recruitment processes all rely on a similar assumption: when the cost of someone's time sits with the individual rather than the company, that time can start to look free.</p><p>In this episode of Track Changes On, Caroline Warnes explores how becoming a parent...

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  Are Companies Cutting the Expertise They’ll Need Later?

  Aug 19, 202614 minS0

  <p>Episode summary: AI needs specialists. So what happens if we stop creating them?</p><p>Generative AI is already changing the economics of specialist work. Organisations are looking at where AI can reduce their reliance on writers, designers, developers and other people with deep expertise.</p><p>In the short term, the productivity argument can make sense. But what happens over the longer term if fewer people can make a living developing specialist skills?</p><p>In this episode of Track Changes On, Caroline Warnes looks beyond the immediate impact of AI on jobs to ask what happens to...

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  What Happens When AI Makes Everyone a Specialist?

  Aug 12, 202612 minS0

  <p>Episode summary: AI, specialists and the empathy gap</p><p>Generative AI has changed the way we work, but it has not changed work equally.</p><p>For generalists, AI has opened up new possibilities, making it easier to write, design, analyse and create. For many specialists, the experience has been very different. Their life's work, often developed over decades, has become part of the knowledge that powers these systems.</p><p>In this episode of Track Changes On, Caroline Warnes explores the empathy gap emerging between specialists and generalists in the age of AI. Drawing on her own...

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  The Case for Empathy in Corporate Leadership

  Aug 5, 202616 minS0

  <p>Episode summary: When did workplace empathy become a deadly sin?</p><p>Empathy has become an unexpected target in leadership circles. A growing number of books and commentators argue that it makes leaders weak, clouds judgement and prevents organisations from making difficult decisions.</p><p>But what if that argument is based on a misunderstanding of what empathy actually is?</p><p>In this episode of Track Changes On, Caroline Warnes explores why empathy is not the opposite of decisive leadership, but one of the foundations of good judgement. She examines the growing backlash against empathy, what history tells...

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  Why Two Different Truths Can Exist at Work

  Jul 29, 202610 minS0

  <p>Episode summary: What's happening to trust at work?</p><p>Employee engagement has been falling since 2022, yet the latest Edelman Trust Barometer suggests most employees still trust their employer.</p><p>So how can both be true?</p><p>In this first episode of Track Changes On, Caroline Warnes explores the difference between institutional trust and the psychological contract, and why employees may be spending more mental energy trying to reconcile the organisation they believe they work for with the one they experience every day.</p><p>In this episode</p><p>- Why one Instagram Reel sparked an...

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