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Joining Deborah from San Francisco, Dr. Cameron Sepah explains some of the psychology that contributes to the behaviours and traits which ultimately create toxic workplace cultures.
A Harvard graduate with a Phd, Dr Sepah works in the Faculty of Psychiatry at UCSF. A prolific psychologist and advisor to corporations, Dr. Sepah is a major proponent of redefining our global definition of the 'high performer' to include not only the individual's actual job performance, but to also measure their values-congruent behaviour and to what extent they are contributing to creating and maintaining a great workplace culture.
Visit our website to learn more about some of Dr. Sepah's work on the performance values matrix and how you can better identify someone who will be bad for your culture, before you even hire them.
--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leadershipburrito/messageIn this final interview conducted for Season 1, Deborah has the opportunity to chat with friend and colleague from Cape Town, Kieron McRae.
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Ever wondered what to do when you have come to the realization that your workplace culture is not what you would like it to be? Where do you even …
Certified Empowerment Coach, Rene Johnson is the author of "Leaving your Comfort Zone: How to lead your life from the Power Zone"and a renowned leadership and executive coach, facilitator …
Author of "How to build a Happy Sandpit", Colin J Browne, talks about his own personal experience of how one bad hire impacted his own organisation …
Joining Deborah from Nottinghamshire in the UK, Andy Davies, Global Head of Enablement for People First, talks about the importance of authentic leadership and empathy in creating a great …
Hilton Barbour joins Deborah from Toronto, Canada to talk about the crucial link between strategy and culture. Hilton unpacks some of the finer …
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