Job Quality Fellowship Informational Webinar — Fixing Work in the South
On May 6, 2025, we hosted an informational webinar about theJob Quality Fellowship, Class of 2025-26: Fixing Work in the South. In addition to providing an overview of the nomination and application process, we welcomed two Job Quality Fellows to this conversation — Neidi Dominguez Zamorano, foundi…
#47: Cut the Noise, Keep the Signal: Fixing Work Friction with Robert Sutton
What if the biggest drain on your team's productivity isn't lack of effort, but the friction you've built into your systems?
In this episode of World's Greatest Business Thinkers, host Nick Hague speaks with Robert Sutton, Organizational Psychologist, and Professor Emeritus at Stanford, about the …
Ep93 Stop fixing people: start fixing work with Jo Yarker
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Ep 93 Stop fixing people: start fixing work with Jo Yarker
What does it take to sustain performance over time?
In this episode of the Chief Psychology Officer podcast, Dr Amanda Potter is joined by Professor Jo Yarker to explore how organisations can create healthy working environm…
Fixing work's people problem(s)
Today’s episode is a discussion with Amy Gallo. During the pandemic I had a wonderful discussion about work and where it was going and I was delighted to have another conversation with her two years on.
Amy is the author of Getting Along: How to Work with Anyone (Even Difficult People) and The HBR…
Interview with the Author of "Fixing Work" with Thomas Bertels
In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Thomas Bertels, the acclaimed author of "Fixing Work." Thomas Bertels shares his groundbreaking insights on transforming the workplace to foster greater productivity and satisfaction. Through engaging dialogue, Thomas Bertels explores practical strateg…
095: Fixing Work One School Lunch At a Time with Dan Giusti
Let’s Fix Work Episode 95:
What's up with school lunches? How can we make them better? You may be asking yourself, “What do school lunches have to do with fixing work, Laurie?” Well, in today’s episode, you’ll learn how one company is working to bring better food and nutrition to schools and how th…
Fixing Work & Improving Resilience (ft. author Jennifer Moss)
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Join us as we sit down with Jennifer Moss, work culture expert and author, to dive deep into the dynamics of workplace stress, burnout, and the changing relationship we have with work in the wake of global crises and technological shifts. Her new book, Why Are We Here?: Creating a Wo…
Fixing Work - Thomas Bertels
Today’s guest is the author of the book, “Fixing Work.” He’s here today to tell us what’s broken and how to fix it.
Dave Bookbinder goes Behind The Numbers with Thomas Bertels, Founder and President - Purpose Works Consulting.
In this episode we’re discussing process improvement with a human capi…
Ep. 238: Evidence for the Contribution of the Office, the Value of Gathering and "Fixing Work" in 2023 with Neil Usher of GoSpace AI
Neil Usher is Chief Workplace & Change Strategist at GoSpace AI, the author of three books, and an internationally experienced senior property, workplace, facilities and change leader. Recorded live in London, Mike Petrusky asks Neil if there is evidence for the value of people being together and h…
Thoughtload: Why Working Harder Isn't Fixing Work with Dr. Liane Davey
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Why can two people have similar workloads while one is thriving and the other is completely depleted? And why can you spend an entire day answering emails, attending meetings and checking things off your list, only to realize the work that actually mattered never got done?
Dr. Lian…
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