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We Not Me
Dan Hammond & Pia Lee
131 episodes
5 days ago
Exploring how humans connect and get stuff done together, with Dan Hammond and Pia Lee from Squadify. We need groups of humans to help navigate the world of opportunities and challenges, but we don't always work together effectively. This podcast tackles questions such as "What makes a rockstar team?" "How can we work from anywhere?" "What part does connection play in today's world?" You'll also hear the thoughts and views of those who are running and leading teams across the world.
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Exploring how humans connect and get stuff done together, with Dan Hammond and Pia Lee from Squadify. We need groups of humans to help navigate the world of opportunities and challenges, but we don't always work together effectively. This podcast tackles questions such as "What makes a rockstar team?" "How can we work from anywhere?" "What part does connection play in today's world?" You'll also hear the thoughts and views of those who are running and leading teams across the world.
Show more...
Management
Business
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Why civility matters, despite what we see on social media
We Not Me
45 minutes
5 months ago
Why civility matters, despite what we see on social media

Treating people unkindly at work isn't just a personal issue; it's a systemic problem that affects everyone's performance. The evidence shows that when people understand how behaviour impacts performance, they're more likely to change their own conduct, reducing disrespectful behaviour in the workplace.


Dr Chris Turner is an emergency medicine consultant in the UK, and the cofounder of an organisation called Civility Saves Lives. Chris rose to prominence during a local NHS crisis, where he was recognised in official inquiries for speaking truth to power. His work on workplace behaviour started with one small talk that went viral, eventually leading to TEDx talks and broader recognition.


Three reasons to listen

  • To understand how poor treatment affects workplace performance
  • To transform your perspective on workplace behaviour from an individual issue to a collective cultural challenge
  • To see how even the experts struggle with self-regulation in challenging situations, and what to do when that happens

Episode highlights

  • [00:10:40] How behaviour impacts performance
  • [00:14:03] Even the experts get it wrong
  • [00:18:31] What is univil behaviour?
  • [00:21:42] Why civility matters in business
  • [00:23:10] When is it time to change your behaviour?
  • [00:33:14] The case against hot takes
  • [00:35:45] What to do next
  • [00:38:13] Chris' media recommendations
  • [00:39:27] Takeaways from Dan and Pia

Links

  • Connect with Chris via LinkedIn
  • Civility Saves Lives
  • The Culture Code, by Daniel Coylke
  • You Can't Outrun the Radio, by Jonathan Byrd
  • Track and improve your team performance with Squadify
  • Leave us a voice note
We Not Me
Exploring how humans connect and get stuff done together, with Dan Hammond and Pia Lee from Squadify. We need groups of humans to help navigate the world of opportunities and challenges, but we don't always work together effectively. This podcast tackles questions such as "What makes a rockstar team?" "How can we work from anywhere?" "What part does connection play in today's world?" You'll also hear the thoughts and views of those who are running and leading teams across the world.