The People and Process Podcast
Business & Economics Podcasts
Talent expert James Crawley and self-confessed process geek Kirsten Gibbs share thoughts on how to get the best from your processes and your people to deliver on the promise you make as a business, and achieve your business goals. Also available as video via the Gibbs & Partners or JCM Advisors youtube channels.
Location:
United Kingdom
Description:
Talent expert James Crawley and self-confessed process geek Kirsten Gibbs share thoughts on how to get the best from your processes and your people to deliver on the promise you make as a business, and achieve your business goals. Also available as video via the Gibbs & Partners or JCM Advisors youtube channels.
Twitter:
@TheGestalter
Language:
English
Episodes
How do you measure your Promise of Value and Employer Brand?
8/7/2020
How do you know whether you are delivering on your Promise of Value/Employer Brand?
In this episode Kirsten and James explore the signals that might tell you the answer to this question.
Duration:00:19:41
Maslow, Self Actualisation and the Gig Economy
5/24/2020
Are you helping your employees and customers to simply eat and put a roof over their heads, or are you helping them to meet higher needs? Are your customers 'consumers' or 'participants'? Does your organisation live up to its values?
In this episode James and Kirsten discuss the relationship between values, brand, marketing and employer brand with Anwen Cooper from Get Fruitful Marketing.
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Duration:00:08:27
Pygmies, Anthropology and Cognitive Dissonance
4/9/2020
What's the difference between Employer Brand and Promise of Value? Is your branding different from your brand? Is all this just presentation? In this episode James and Kirsten talk about all this with special guest Anwen Cooper of Get Fruitful Marketing.
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Duration:00:10:59
Borg, Bear traps and the Secret Diary of Adrian Mole
2/24/2020
In this episode, James and Kirsten discuss some of the pitfalls that lie in wait for businesses that want to adopt process, and how you can avoid them.
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Duration:00:06:51
Sourdough, Orchestras and Windfarms
1/14/2020
How do you stop your company culture going stale? How do make sure it constantly enlivens everything you do?
In this month's chat, James and Kirsten discuss how to keep your Promise of Value and your Employer Brand (the soft stuff) fresh, vibrant and alive.
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Duration:00:08:01
Marshmallows, drills and becoming - defining the soft stuff.
11/25/2019
In this month's episode, James and Kirsten discuss what 'the soft stuff' is for a business, how you define it, and whether it can ever be too late to think about what your 'soft stuff' is.
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Duration:00:07:43
Potholes, foundations and cathedrals - how to attract and keep appropriate people.
10/24/2019
This time James and Kirsten talk about employer brand, and what it means for how you can attract and retain the good people you want for your business.
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Duration:00:08:21
Memory, emotion and evolution - what makes a good process
9/26/2019
In this episode, talent expert James Crawley and process geek Kirsten Gibbs discuss what makes a good process, and why processes don't always get adopted.
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Duration:00:09:57
Round pegs in dodecahedronal roles - appropriate and inappropriate people
9/26/2019
In this episode, James and Kirsten discuss what makes people the right people for your business and your processes.
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Duration:00:04:55
Building plans, scores and stage directions - why do you need process if you have good people?
9/23/2019
In this episode, talent expert James Crawley and process geek Kirsten Gibbs talk about whether process or people is the most important thing to get right in business.
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Duration:00:06:21