Catalyst Center for Work Innovation: The Debate
Jon WestoverWhere world-class research sparks real conversation. Join us as we debate the latest insights on the future of work, turning cutting-edge findings into practical guidance for leaders. Each episode explores how to navigate organizational transformation with confidence—building workplaces where innovation and people thrive side by side.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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This show centers on structured, data-driven debates about the future of work, drawing from a wide range of industries and real-world case studies. Episodes wrestle with questions like how to retain talent in public and private sectors, the impact of digital workplace tools and governance on motivation, and the right mix of internal versus external learning, all through rigorous discussion and empirical references. Across topics, the conversations tend to balance organizational design, culture, and policy levers—offering practical guidance for leaders aiming to boost engagement, resilience, and performance while navigating disruptive technologies and changing labor markets. A notable strength is the debate format itself: each episode juxtap... more
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