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Can leaders truly balance the drive for high performance with the human need for purpose and connection in the workplace?
\\nThis week I'm talking with Nick Hobson, a PhD and Managing Director of North America for Influence at Work. We delve into the intricacies of behavioral science and its practical applications in the workplace.
\\nIt's a discussion on the evolution of work and the human desire for purpose, autonomy, and collaboration, a deep dive into understanding human behavior and \\nmotivation.
\\nA key theme is the research and science behind paradoxical leadership, balancing people and performance, and the necessity of self-awareness and reflection for leaders. This puts to bed the false dichotomy between focusing on people or performance, advocating for a both-and approach to leadership.
\\nOur conversation also touches on the research-backed benefits of diverse and inclusive teams, the power of pausing to gain perspective, and the potential of experimentation within organizations.
\\nThis conversation will be valuable for any leader seeking to navigate the complexities of the modern workforce balancing both satisfaction and productivity.
\\nShow Notes:
\\n00:00 - Introduction
\\n14:37 - Rise of Behavioral Science
\\n19:12 - Evolution of Work & Human Behavior
\\n27:12 - False Dichotomy of Performance & People
\\n34:16 - Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivators
\\n45:21 - Balancing Performance & People
\\n52:04 - The Power of Pause
\\n1:04:09 - Importance of Experimentation
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