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New Hires: When The Honeymoon Ends (opens the original)
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Hiring someone new can feel like you've finally found the person you've been looking for. But sometimes leaders can get caught up in the excitement and start putting a new hire on a pedestal before they've really had a chance to understand them. At the same time the new employee is trying to prove they were worth hiring, bringing plenty of energy, ideas and enthusiasm. Eventually though the honeymoon ends and reality kicks in. In this episode we look at the expectations leaders place on new hire
Resignations: The Workplace Breakup (opens the original)
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When someone hands in their resignation, things can get weird pretty quickly. An employee who was once highly valued can suddenly become “not that good anyway”. A workplace someone once loved can suddenly be remembered as toxic. Why do we do this? In this episode, we look at what happens psychologically when a working relationship comes to an end, from both the employee and employer perspective. We look at why resignations often start months before the resignation letter, why people can feel the
Hemi Winiata Cameron: Tradie to General Manager (opens the original)
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Hemi has spent the past 12 years building a career in the electrical industry, progressing from apprentice electrician to tradesman, operations manager and now general manager. He shares where his passion for electronics began, the challenges of moving from the tools into leadership and why managing people can be more mentally demanding than working in the field. He discusses balancing multiple crews, customers and business performance while raising a young family. Hemi also talks about earning
Jesse Turner: From Rejection to WA State Player (opens the original)
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Jesse Turner is the captain of Swan Districts Football Club, a five-time consecutive WA State representative and a secondary school teacher. Jesse reflects on his football journey from Bassendean Junior Football Club through the Swan Districts development pathway, sharing the setbacks that shaped his career. He opens up about being overlooked, cut from Colts, missing a Colts Grand Final after playing 18 consecutive games and the challenges of competing while unknowingly dealing with anaemia. Rat
James Jensen: Leadership Lessons from the SASR (opens the original)
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James is a 20 year Australian Army veteran and former SASR Patrol Commander who now helps organisations develop stronger leaders through K6 Consultancy. We talk about James' leadership journey from training to be an officer, leading soldiers early on in East Timor and Afghanistan through to commanding within the SASR, where he learnt that trust and strong relationships will always outperform command and control leadership. James also explains how leadership is developed within the Army, how the
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