Mind On The Job
Dr Ben SearlePeople at work are the source of complex problems and opportunities. Why do workplace bullies bully? Why do dedicated workers burn out? Why do interviewers sometimes pick the wrong candidates? What makes organisations work? What else has scientific research shown about how to run organisations, and what we should be doing differently? Join Dr Ben Searle and his expert guests as they explore the fa... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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This episode looks at the value of lived experience: how consultation with people who have lived experience of disability or illness (in this case, specifically mental illness) can help make workplaces more inclusive and supportive.
My guest is Pr... more
This episode looks at compassion, its importance in the workplace, and how we can make workplaces more compassionate.
My guest is Dr Robert Styles, Director of Bespoke Programs at ProSocial World.
Robert initially trained in music then went on to... more
This episode discusses the positive sides of work and working.
My guest is Dr Kathryn (Kat) Page, an organisational psychologist, leadership partner at ByMany, and author of the newly released book Good Work: Transforming Your Work from the Inside ... more
This episode features a thoughtful discussion about technology, the meaning of work, and the questionable goal of "efficiency".
My guest is Anya Johnson, Professor of Organisational Behaviour and interim Head of the School of Work and Organisationa... more
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- Enhances clinical formulation too!
Adds depth to my work in clinical psychology, and client formulation that guides treatment. Thanks Ben!
Apple Podcasts5Manuka bee
Australia8 years ago - Great podcast!
This is a must-listen for anyone who works in management, HR, or anyone who runs/wants to grow a business. Psychology influences so much that happens in the workplace and Ben is an expert in using psychology to maximise business outcomes.
Apple Podcasts5meandannAustralia9 years ago - Highly useful for Australian applications
Content is excellent with an Australian workplace focus. Appropriate experts contribute insights in to aspects of design, management and leadership of teams, with higher performance and optimal conditions for performance sustainability being the goal. Information and advice coming from reality not a lab makes this a highly useful resource.
Apple Podcasts5ShaneS.Australia9 years ago - Really helpful
I actually don’t work in an office job at the moment but since I know the host personally I listened, and I was delighted to hear all kinds of tips that non-office organizations can also use. I volunteer a lot and have run into many of these same issues being discussed, and in volunteer organizations people will just quit if it goes bad. I wish some of my former volunteer manager would listen to this podcast to learn ways of managing frustrations and burnout before they drive people away, and I ... more
Apple Podcasts5kimberlychapman
United States9 years ago - Immediately helpful
As a workplace psychologist I found this podcast immediately helpful with some consulting work I am doing. Thanks Ben!
Apple Podcasts5SpoonesqueAustralia9 years ago
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These episodes explore how psychology and research translate into real-world workplaces, focusing on topics like compassionate leadership, good work design, self-determination, emotional labour, and psychosocial hazards. Guests are leading IO psychologists, researchers, and practitioners who bring evidence-based frameworks to leadership, well-being, and organizational design. The show consistently combines theory with practical, actionable steps for managers and teams, often anchored in Australia but with broader applicability. A standout theme is translating research into scalable, humane practices that improve engagement, performance, and safety at work; the host's expertise and clear, accessible style help complex ideas land for practiti... more
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Recent guests on Mind On The Job include:
1. Lena Wang
2. Dr. Robert Styles
3. Dr. Kathryn Page
4. Anya Johnson
5. Sandra Lam
6. Melinda Phillips
7. Marylène Gagné
8. Professor Helena Nguyen
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