Leading the remote work teams of the future
How can leaders build a culture of collaboration and trust in the world of ongoing hybrid work?
The future of higher education with Mark Scott
This week: what is the future of universities? As the sector navigates disruption and uncertainty, special guest Professor Mark Scott joins us to discuss the future of higher education.
Digital empathy – what the workers of the world will need to flourish
How will businesses that fail to invest in employee upskilling struggle in the new digitalised world of work?
Politics at work on The Future, This Week
This week: Basecamp banning employees having political and societal discussions at work points to new challenges for leaders deciding what their business stands for.
Resetting the leadership agenda post-COVID-19
A post-pandemic era will require us to embrace new definitions of leadership—and apply new approaches to teaching and learning.
You say invention, I say innovation
When is an invention not innovative, how do innovation ‘hubs’ kill the very spark they seek to flame and why women may have the best innovative mindset.
Making better decisions – every time
A rigorously applied systematic approach will produce a better decision every time.
Our must-listen podcasts from 2018
To celebrate the milestone of producing our 100th podcast and the closing of a successful year, here is a collection of our favourite podcast interviews from 2018.
The power of followership
Can we truly understand leadership if we don't understand followers?
The Future, This Week 24 Aug 18: hype cycles, leadership, and failure
This week: It’s hype time, fast and agile leadership, and the business of failure.
Universities on knowledge and how it matters
It’s time to (do more than) talk about knowledge. Universities must take leadership in helping develop students capacity to recognise different kinds of knowledge and work flexibly.
Empowering people to shape Australia’s infrastructure future
Australia and other developed Western societies prefer consumption of services to physical products. This trend is well established, however it has yet to run its full course. In fact, infrastructure is only just starting on this transition, and while there is plenty of room for catch up, the consequences will be significant.