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Future That Works  

Future That Works

Author: Theresa Lim

Real conversations with business leaders about their personal stories of their success and failures. Our intention is that these conversations will help us in unlocking our full potential as human beings, at work and at home. We will focus on an EQ trait or soft skills like Adaptability, Resilience, Empathy, Creativity, etc. We will give you new tactics, rituals and tricks to level up on your emotional intelligence, so you can build better habits founded on the right mindsets.
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Genres: Business, Careers

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Reflection on 2020 & Hope for the Future of Work: A Raw Conversation with Aaron McEwan, Father & Husband, and Top 100 HR Influencer
Episode 6
Sunday, 29 November, 2020

We talk with Aaron McEwan as himself (not representing Gartner) in what he has learnt about himself in 2020 - this is an honest reflection of how he responded to working from home when everyone else was also in lockdown. When I was looking for an executive to show vulnerability about how we all struggle with our mental health and stress, Aaron was one of the few courageous leaders that agreed to talk about this important toipic. Aaron shares how he had to set boundaries as he learnt to adapt to no travel and 100% working from home, and how he distinguishes between  work life integration to work life separation. He shares his hope on the opportunities that a new way of working can help us harness the power of being human in the age of COVID and the fourth industrial revolution.

 

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