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Introversion and leadership
This episode of Activate Your Introvert features a discussion is with Paul Harris, who helps farmers to build harmonious high-performance teams. It seems that leaders in agriculture have the same misunderstandings as many others.
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Activate Your Introvert – previous episodes.
Introversion and recruitment
Recruitment is often biased towards extroverts, meaning you could be missing out on some of your best candidates. In this episode of Activate Your Introvert Carey Curry, the introverted recruiter explains why and what you could do about it.
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Introversion and hybrid working
Hybrid working: The debate goes on about whether it works, or not. Is anybody asking, how to design it for introverts and extroverts? Lorna Helps is the guest in this episode of Activate Your Introvert and she specialises in helping CEOs set up hybrid working.
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Imposter syndrome
The episode of Activate Your Introvert discusses Imposter syndrome with Kate Atkin. Imposter syndrome affects many people. How can you help team members who experience it? Are introverts more likely to experience it than extroverts?
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Introversion, WFH and the office
Should we be returning to the office, or should working from home become the norm? This episode looks at the issue from the perspective of property expert Jim Culverwell and considers what suits introverts.
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Introversion, meaning and purpose.
Meaning and purpose may have lost their meaning, certainly according to Fiona English, the guest in this week's show. What do you think?
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Thank you Jon for such fascinating insights into understanding both introverts and extroverts and how they each might respond differently in various situations. Busting the myths about introverts is so powerful, especially as they are generally based on incorrect assumptions! All your speakers highlight different aspects that all contribute to a greater understanding of the value of each individual.
Introversion and recruitment
Recruitment is often biased towards extroverts, meaning you could be missing out on some of your best candidates. In this episode of Activate Your Introvert Carey Curry, the introverted recruiter explains why and what you could do about it.
Click the orange play button, or click here for more details.
Introversion and hybrid working
Hybrid working: The debate goes on about whether it works, or not. Is anybody asking, how to design it for introverts and extroverts? Lorna Helps is the guest in this episode of Activate Your Introvert and she specialises in helping CEOs set up hybrid working.
Click the orange play button, or click here for more details.
Imposter syndrome
The episode of Activate Your Introvert discusses Imposter syndrome with Kate Atkin. Imposter syndrome affects many people. How can you help team members who experience it? Are introverts more likely to experience it than extroverts?
Click the orange play button, or click here for more details.
Introversion, WFH and the office
Should we be returning to the office, or should working from home become the norm? This episode looks at the issue from the perspective of property expert Jim Culverwell and considers what suits introverts.
Click the orange play button, or click here for more details.
Introversion, meaning and purpose.
Meaning and purpose may have lost their meaning, certainly according to Fiona English, the guest in this week's show. What do you think?
Click the orange play button, or click here for more details.
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