Heather McGowan On Rebuilding Connection and Collaboration 7 | 2
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Hello, everybody, and welcome to the Radical Canada Podcast. I'm Kim Scott. I'm Amy Sandler and today we're picking up the conversation we had recently with Denise Hamilton where we focused on how we can overcome polarization at work so we can work together better. And if you didn't listen to that recent episode, we're going to put that in the show notes.
Today we are so excited to have Heather McGowan join us as we continue that conversation. Heather is a future of work strategist, a keynote speaker, executive consultant, lecturer, and author of books, including titles like disrupt together the adaptation advantage and the empathy advantage. All of those things seem more important than ever. And so today we're talking with Heather about how did we get so divided, so distracted?
What does this mean for workplace performance. And we really want to get into some practical tips so that leaders can develop more cohesion and focus on their teams. We might spend some time talking about the loneliness epidemic as well. We'll see why Heather thinks this is such an important part of the challenges we're facing.
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