Description
If no one is in the office, how can you create a culture? On this episode Linda Nazareth talks to Ken Babcock, CEO and co-founder of Tango, a browser and desktop application that automatically generates how-to guides. Ken leads a fully remote team of 30 people s and he has come up with some strategies and best practices to build connection and culture, and he shares what works and what practices organizations might consider implementing as they move into the next phase of living – and thriving – with remote work.
Guest:
Ken Babcock
CEO and Co-Founder, Tango
Ken Babcock is the CEO and co-founder of Tango. Before setting out on a mission to help people be their best at work, he spent 4+ years at Uber riding the rollercoaster of a generational company. After getting his feet wet with entrepreneurship at Atomic VC, he went to Harvard Business School, where he met his co-founders.
Links:
https://qz.com/how-a-fully-remote-team-of-30-manages-to-create-vibrant-1849649918
https://www.tango.us/?utm_source=Quartz+at+Work&utm_medium=Newsletter&utm_campaign=Quartz+Remote+Work+Byline
Behavioural science
Guest:
Adrian Camilleri
Association Professor of Marketing
University of Technology Sydney Business School
Adrian Camilleri is an associate professor of marketing at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Business School. He uses experimental and survey research...
Published 05/08/24
How can leaders develop the mental strength needed in today’s work environment? To talk about that Linda Nazareth is joined on this episode by Scott Mautz, author of the book The Mentally Strong Leader.
Guest
SCOTT MAUTZ, author of THE MENTALLY STRONG LEADER, is the founder and CEO of...
Published 05/01/24