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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1062 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusinessTechnology | |||

Abstract: Workplace bullying affects an estimated 32% of American workers and carries significant consequences for individual health and organizational performance. Yet organizational responses remain disproportionately focused on identifying and rem... more
Abstract: Contemporary organizations face increasingly dynamic and unpredictable workstreams, yet the dominant frameworks guiding their structural choices remain anchored in mid-twentieth-century assumptions about task interdependence. This article s... more
Abstract: This article examines the phenomenon of crossover—the interpersonal transmission of experiences between closely related individuals—and its implications for employee happiness, health, and productivity. Drawing on a landmark meta-analysis o... more
Abstract: This article examines how employees' performance and wellbeing can be affected when a family member—whether an adult child or a spouse—is actively searching for a job. Drawing on recent multi-study research by Halinski and Harrison (2026), ... more
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The episodes center on rethinking people operations, performance evaluation, and the broader impact of AI on work and leadership. Conversations frequently critique traditional HR processes, arguing for outcomes-based approaches, transparent governance, empathy-led leadership, and continuous improvement. A strong throughline is how technology—especially AI—should augment human judgment and workflows, not replace them, with case studies from large organizations illustrating practical redesigns, governance, and culture changes that improve retention, engagement, and performance. Noteworthy themes include psychological safety, procedural justice, and the human costs of mismanagement, along with actionable frameworks for integrating analytics, m... more
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