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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2022 · 45 MIN

The importance of place with Doug Shapiro

from We Not Me · host Doug Shapiro, Dan Hammond, Pia Lee

The workplace needs a rebrand. Design lead Doug Shapiro asked himself “If we didn’t feel like we had to drag ourselves to an office, would we feel differently about it?”Just like those pieces of broccoli our parents made us eat as kids – that most of us later realise is not only good for us, but tasty – a work space can be prepared or presented badlyTakeaways from Pia and DanA place can shape how we bring ourselves to work as individuals, and as members of a team.Work is in a state of flux around place, with the balance of power shifting between employers and employees.In order to flourish and get things done together, we need to look at our individual needs without becoming too individualistic in our thinking.LinksConnect with Doug on LinkedInImagine a Place – Doug’s podcastThe Resilience Lab, with Rex MillerLeave us a voice note

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