<p>In this episode, Daniele and Guy talk about the Workplace, including the need for rest, practical ideas on how to manage workload and communication channels, and how there are many things everyone can do to make their workplace better, even if they aren’t in a position of authority.</p>
<p><em>Note: We used a new service to record this episode, and I (Guy) neglected to set up my levels properly, so there are points where my audio is a little distorted. I tried to fix this as much as possible in “post”, but it’s still noticeable. Sorry for this drop in quality - it’s a valuable lesson learned!</em></p>
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<p><strong>Chapters</strong></p>
<p>00:00:00 Workplace</p>
<p>00:00:02 Intro</p>
<p>00:01:15 Employee experience is an essential part of Service Design</p>
<p>00:12:27 Work Can Wait</p>
<p>00:20:57 The benefits of rest</p>
<p>00:26:26 Employees Should Check Their Email Less Often</p>
<p>00:32:58 Put Some Stupid Plants to Make Your Workplace Better</p>
<p>00:34:28 Your Open Space Is Like Hell</p>
<p>00:43:04 Mistakes Are Worthy Only If You Share Them</p>
<p>00:48:21 Create a process of recognizing your colleagues</p>
<p>00:51:50 A brief caveat for those in toxic environments</p>
<p>00:56:17 You Need To Repeat a Behavior for 66 Days to Create a New Habit</p>
<p>01:01:03 Authority does not a leader make</p>
<p>01:06:19 Wrap up</p>
<p>01:07:45 Credits - thanks to Castopod.com</p>
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<p><strong>Mentioned</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Leadership is Language - L. David Marquet</li>
<li>Atomic Habits - James Clear</li>
<li>Deep Work - Cal Newport</li>
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<p>Daniele Catalanotto is a service design practitioner, the author of the Service Design Principles series of books, and the founder of the <a href="https://store.swissinnovation.academy/principles-series">Swiss Innovation Academy</a></p>
<p>Guy Martin has worked with global companies and startups in a wide range of roles, including service delivery, corporate education, and leadership development.</p>
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