Connecting together in 2023 with Amy Riley and Stephan Wiedner

Is the balance of power shifting from employee to employer? Is AI in danger of reducing our willingness to connect as humans, or could it give us more opportunities for expression?Dan and Pia are joined by previous guests Amy Riley and Stephan Wiedner to share their predictions for 2023, and what we can all do to create spaces where people come together to get stuff done.Predictions from 2023From Pia: The social fabric of humanity to affect change will become more important.From Amy: Employees are going to need and expect more flexibility in their environments. This will meet resistance but will shift to acceptance.From Stephan: Recent tech redundancies will shift the power from the individual back to organisations, who’ll require more in-office work and a reduction in salaries.From Dan: The shift from remote to in-office working will vary depending on sector, with different sectors having different needs and expectations of how people come together to work.Tips for facing 2023From Amy:Every person in an organisation needs to be a keeper of the culture.We all need to leverage each-other’s strengths: what people are good at and what they’re interested in.From Stephan:Psychological safety is how we make it easier to share, talk about, and learn from mistakes.Become a bystander in team conversations so you can look at them from a distance and notice where the team is getting stuck.LinksConnect with Amy on LinkedInConnect with Stephan on LinkedInWe Not Me episode 47: Creating a movement, with Nick HudsonWe Not Me episode 48: The role of ‘place’, with Doug ShapiroWe Not Me episode 42: Getting outside, with Bart FosterWe Not Me episode 40: How to hybrid: tips from a long-distance team, with Juliet HammondWe Not Me episode 44: Team leadership at altitude, with Tania NoakesWe Not Me episode 38: Building trust for when you really need it, with Adam VerducciWe Not Me episode 39: Curiosity and the art of dialogue, with Andy ChevisOpen AI’s ChatGPTWe Not Me episode 43: The power of inclusion, with Marsha RamroopLeave us a voice message