Tag: management
Episode 269 – Own Your Day with Diana Marsland and Julie Nerney
Episode 251 – Project Future with Rob Kerr
Episode 237 – People Stuff with Zoë Routh
Episode 225 – Leader with Katy Granville-Chapman and Emmie Bidston
Episode 208 – Writing short books with Hassan Osman
Episode 196 – Finding what works with Helen Winter
Episode 186 – Talking Business Books with Andrew Hill
‘It sometimes feels like I get to see every business book published.’ As managing editor and business book reviewer for the Financial Times, not to mention the coordinator of the annual FT/McKinsey Business Book of the Year award, Andrew Hill reads probably more business books than anyone else on the…
Episode 158 – Always Time for Coffee with Kate Minchin
Episode 148 – Disrupting Yourself with Whitney Johnson
‘We are learning machines. It’s the biology of who we are.’ We’re used to thinking about disruption as a force that shapes industries, products and services. But have you ever thought about disrupting yourself? Whitney Johnson recommends that you jump to a new learning curve every five years or so,…
Episode 269 – Own Your Day with Diana Marsland and Julie Nerney
Episode 251 – Project Future with Rob Kerr
Episode 237 – People Stuff with Zoë Routh
Episode 225 – Leader with Katy Granville-Chapman and Emmie Bidston
Episode 208 – Writing short books with Hassan Osman
Episode 196 – Finding what works with Helen Winter
Episode 186 – Talking Business Books with Andrew Hill

‘It sometimes feels like I get to see every business book published.’ As managing editor and business book reviewer for the Financial Times, not to mention the coordinator of the annual FT/McKinsey Business Book of the Year award, Andrew Hill reads probably more business books than anyone else on the…
Episode 158 – Always Time for Coffee with Kate Minchin
Episode 148 – Disrupting Yourself with Whitney Johnson

‘We are learning machines. It’s the biology of who we are.’ We’re used to thinking about disruption as a force that shapes industries, products and services. But have you ever thought about disrupting yourself? Whitney Johnson recommends that you jump to a new learning curve every five years or so,…