Marcia Conner: Remove Obstacles, Introverts, Rewriting Rules | Turn the Lens #02

Описание: #MarciaConner #Leadership #Work #LiveLookBack #TurnTheLens

In this episode, and in the context of tightening of Covid restrictions, and new way to work, work from home, work from anywhere, we look back at a 2013 interview with Marcia Conner, where she goes into depth in the need for a more Human Centric approach to managing people. Topics include working with the person you hired, enabling all people to contribute (not just the extroverts), re-thinking value metrics solely based on in the moment engagement, and a positive note on taking advantage of the opportunity to change things that were designed for 18th Century work.

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00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Introducing Marcia Conner
01:28 - We hire the whole person, then stick them in a box
02:12 - Marcia Conner on being 'human beings' at work
03:41 - Good managers remove obstacles for their team
04:23 - What we can remove (to help people do their jobs better)
05:05 - Enable people to share
05:56 - "You mean I can share my thoughts, that I've been keeping on a note pad for 20 years? I don't believe you"
07:05 - Making sure to elicit contributions from the quieter members of the team
07:53 - Online tools make it easier for people who might be uncomfortable sharing face to face, a way to contribute more comfortably
09:12 - How are we measuring and valuing engagement beyond the obvious?
10:23 - If we only measure engagement via immediate engagement, are we missing the value of the quieter, more thoughtful members of the team?
13:00 - We have the tools and technologies to do something significant, to re-write work, what work means, how human beings can interact to impact change in the world - Marcia Conner

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Original Interview via @SiliconANGLE #theCUBE
https://www.thecube.net/guest/590af52...

Marcia's LinkedIn Profile
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Disclosure - IBM sponsored theCUBE coverage of IBM Information On Demand 2013. Neither IBM nor other sponsors have editorial control over content on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE, or Turn the Lens.