What does a positive work environment look like? - Rodo De Boer

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One-Degree Shift with Julie Gillespie

Julie Gillespie

27 episodes

4 days ago

Welcome to the One-Degree Shift podcast. Hosted by Julie Gillespie. The podcast is designed as a place where you can watch interviews with leaders who have learnt the hard lessons and what they have done to bridge the disconnect in their workplaces. We see that Leadership is a function that relies on skills, resources, and a broad perspective, so each person feels the opportunity to be included in the vision of the organisation. Not only do we want to show you how to do this, we want to show you the ways that keep you energised, feeling supported, and in control of your time.

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What does a positive work environment look like? - Rodo De Boer | Flashback 8

One-Degree Shift with Julie Gillespie

4 minutes 46 seconds

3 years ago

What does a positive work environment look like? - Rodo De Boer | Flashback 8

Our purpose of this conversation was to show that valuing and respecting our people within the organisation is so important when building a physical and psychological safe place to work.

You can’t show up as your best self if you are consistently being de-devalued.

People feel safe and valued when they are acknowledged and thanked for their work that they do.

So where does positive change actually start?

This flashback is taken from episode 8. In this flashback you’ll hear:

(00:45) - What does a positive work environment look like?
(02:00) - What's the difference between being supportive and not supportive at work?
(03:50) - What does a safe environment look like?

This was such a great conversation with Rodo. We would love to hear your feedback and thoughts on this topic. We are fueled by the knowledge that these conversations help people feel more connected and comfortable with having important conversations that make a difference.

To read our reflections about this article and it’s topics please visit https://www.julie.gillespie.direct/podcast

ABOUT RODO

💚 Rodo De Boer is the Chief Executive Officer of the Resources Training Council

💡Rodo was an integral key in realising significant industry leading performance improvements across multiple jurisdictions

⛏️Resources Training Council is the national peak and representative body

for resources training in Australia.

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