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Maybe you haven’t analysed it enough? Calculated Choices. Carefully Considered. Absolutely Analytical.
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Latest Episode
Episode 48: Mismanagement
12 September, 2026
Managing a team isn’t a skill you’re born with…it takes practice and mistakes will be made along the way. I dive into 5 big things to consider to avoid mismanagement of your team as I reflect on three decades of standing on all sides of all fences.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode Gold Producers:
'r', Steven Bridle, Kellen Frodelius-Fujimoto and Steve Branam.
Episode Silver Producers:
Mitch Biegler, Shane O'Neill, Jared Roman, Katharina Will, Chad Juehring, Ian Gallagher and Jamie Russell.
Episode 7: Winning
4 December, 2016
Winning or losing are concepts taken from games. When you think you’ve won or lost an opportunity, is it really winning or losing?
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 6: Advancement
7 October, 2016
Advancement in an organisation isn’t a straight-forward thing and there’s no one easy answer, but if you want to give yourself the best chance, I have some suggestions.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 5: Teachers
23 September, 2016
Teachers and teaching is an undervalued skill set and I try to correct a somewhat dismissive mangled old adage.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 4: Jerks
12 August, 2016
Beyond the ad-hominem nature of dismissing another persons ideas because you think they’re a jerk, what does this behaviour tell us about ourselves, and who’s the actual jerk?
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 3: Give Them What They Want
29 July, 2016
When you’re hired by a company the role we end up doing often changes. How do we balance what needs to be done with giving people what they want to do.
With
John Chidgey.