Teams are the new unit of currency in business. Harnessing the wisdom and brilliance of teams is not easy. It can be messy, confusing, non linear and complicated. Learn from your peers and thought leaders about what it takes. Listen to their stories, pains, and pride when it works. This show is about the magic of mining work and relations for high performance, satisfaction and fulfilment on teams
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessManagement |
Introduction: Dr Laura McHale (PsyD, CPsychol) is a consulting leadership psychologist, executive coach and writer specialising in Leader Development, Team Psychology, Communication and Organisational Culture, Laura is the author of the acclaimed bo... more
Introduction: Iris Clermont is an Executive Coach, author, and professional mathematician. She holds certifications from Team Coaching International, & Conversational Intelligence and is a Professional Certified Coach from the International Coaching... more
Introduction: Oscar Trimboli is an award-winning Author, host of the Apple award-winning podcast Deep Listening and a sought-after Keynote Speaker. more
Introduction: Brendan Lenihan is a professional non-executive director, a management consultant, a chartered accountant, and an accredited mediator. Previously he was a Partner with Andersen (with whom he worked in Dublin and New York) more
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Wonderful podcast! It's a real gem in the huge podcast world! Tara's calm and knowledgeable way to talk about working with teams makes her podcasts a highlight of my playlist. I can especially recommend the episode with the wonderful Oscar Trimboli.
Highly recommend this podcast to anyone leading or working with teams. Tara talks with an interesting diversity of guests and effortlessly blends her own wisdom and experiences into the conversations. Each episode explores a different lens on the rich tapestry of teamwork.
Okay, so I’ve been a guest a couple of times, so I need to disclose that, but I accepted the invitation because Tara’s podcast is really, really good. more
Why listen? Because Tara creates an environment online that genuinely encourages new thinking and great ideas to flow. Her choice of guests is guided by deep professional knowledge combined with a well-honed instinct for what is both cutting edge and valuable. This series is building up to a terrific resource for anyone keen to encourage great teams and evolve healthy, human-centred places to work.
Tara Nolan is a distinctive and adept interviewer who excels at creating a generative environment to make the most of her Game of Teams podcast. The shows blend the remarkable insights of her guests with her own deep experience and thought leadership in coaching senior leadership teams. This combined wisdom yields highly valuable insights in episode after episode. I was delighted to have an opportunity, along with my INdivisible co-author Alison Maitland, to talk with Tara about how to advance ... more
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