Work Made Easy
Employees, and humans in general act upon things when they can relate to it, not otherwise. Even if they can relate to it, things get done when the effort required is relatively less in given options. Combined together, relatability and ease of use, help make things and work simpler. People bring about transformations by focusing on making things simpler. In this series we explore the transformative power of simplicity in unlocking positive action and unlocking your fullest potential. This series, hosted by Workplace Management Consultant Parthajeet Sarma, follows a story-telling style, analysing experiences from listeners and change-makers....more
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All Episodes (15)
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From new to old
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1. Episode 9 | John Hoffmire
May 01,2024 20:37 -
2. Episode 8 | Celine Caverot
Apr 04,2024 11:23 -
3. Episode 7 | Nida Mehtab
Mar 05,2024 14:13 -
4. Episode 6 | Kati Barklund
Feb 02,2024 17:38 -
5. Episode 5 | Pinny
Jan 01,2024 15:37 -
6. Episode 4 | Brad Taylor
Sep 02,2023 12:17 -
7. Episode 3 | Philippa Hale
Sep 02,2023 10:00 -
8. Episode 2 | Clark Elliott
Sep 02,2023 11:48 -
9. Episode 1 | Lisa Whited
Sep 02,2023 14:35 -
10. Episode Zero | Introduction to Work Made Easy
Sep 02,2023 08:50 -
11. Our Working Tools are in Our Hands
Aug 10,2023 02:15 -
13. ’Sleeping over it.’ Does it work?
Aug 21,2022 02:08 -
15. Do you talk with your Keyboard?
Aug 21,2022 02:41
Work Made Easy
Employees, and humans in general act upon things when they can relate to it, not otherwise. Even if they can relate to it, things get done when the effort required is relatively less in given options. Combined together, relatability and ease of use, help make things and work simpler. People bring about transformations by focusing on making things simpler. In this series we explore the transformative power of simplicity in unlocking positive action and unlocking your fullest potential. This series, hosted by Workplace Management Consultant Parthajeet Sarma, follows a story-telling style, analysing experiences from listeners and change-makers.
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