EPISODE · Feb 7, 2024 · 46 MIN
Building a People-First Organization from Top to Bottom with Kim Rohrer and Tony Jamous of Oyster
from Leading Real Change · host Dr Jacqueline Kerr
This week’s engaging episode of the Leading Real Change podcast brings a dynamic conversation with Kim Rohrer and Tony Jamous of Oyster who spill the beans on "Building a People-First Organization from Top to Bottom." 🌐✨ 🚀 Key Nuggets of Wisdom: 1️⃣ Beyond Fixing, Impact Building: Tony highlights the goal isn't just fixing one company but creating a ripple effect to teach others how to do it right. 2️⃣ Leadership Evolution: Tony shares his experience, emphasizing the shift from solely focusing on numbers to embracing a balance between caring for employees and business success. 3️⃣ Trust and Dispensability: Trusting your team during crucial times like parental leave is key. Great leaders make themselves dispensable and trust their teams to step up. 4️⃣ No More Career vs. Family Dilemma: Kim stresses the importance of creating a world where caregivers don't have to choose between their career and family. 5️⃣ Human-Centric Strategy: Tony emphasizes the need for a human-centric approach in business strategies. It's not just nice, it directly impacts performance and engagement." 6️⃣ Mission-Driven Culture: Aligning the organization's mission with daily objectives brings meaning to work. 7️⃣ Mental Health Normalization: Kim talks about operationalizing mental health by implementing regular check-ins and fostering open discussions. 8️⃣ Non-Linear Workdays: Kim's on a mission to explore the beauty of non-linear workdays for knowledge workers. 9️⃣ Future of Work: Tony envisions a future where work adapts to individual lifestyles. 🎧 Ready for a workplace revolution? Tune in for more insights. Let's build a people-first workplace together!
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