276 - Collaborate Less On What Matters The Most
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
Release Date: 04/26/2021
302 - From the Archives: Shared Leadership In Virtual Teams
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
MAGDA FERRETTI is a business trainer and organizational psychologist helping Polish companies introduce home office policies. Her PhD research focused on leadership in virtual teams and she uses that knowledge to help managers transition to leading from a distance. In this interview we discuss why managers are hesitant to go remote and what they need to do to develop new competencies for leading remote teams. For more stories visit
info_outline
301 - Manage Your Information In a Modern Way
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
ARVIND JAIN helped found Glean to make it easy for people to find the information they need to be more productive and happier at work. In this interview, we talk about why information management is so important and how the Glean teams have been able to make in-person, remote, and hybrid work work for them. For more stories of remote teams doing great things, visit
info_outline
300 - Greatest Hits VI
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
We've reached Episode 300 on the Collaboration Superpowers podcast! In this episode, I highlight 6 of my favorite segments from the last 50 interviews. Featuring: (How to Work Alone), (Corporate Collaboration Resources), (GitLab), (Donut), (Suddenly Hybrid), and (RoRemote). For more stories, visit .
info_outline
299 - Document Your Know-How As You Work
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
JENNIFER SMITH is the CEO & Founder at SCRIBE, the world's first operating system for know-how. In this interview, we talk about how documentation can be like digital exhaust, tips for becoming a hybrid team, and how to onboard remote team members. For more stories of remote teams doing great things, visit https://www.collaborationsuperpowers.com
info_outline
298 - Suddenly Hybrid with Karin Reed
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
is an on-camera communications expert, the CEO and Chief Confidence Creator at Speaker Dynamics. She was on the podcast exactly 1 year ago (episode 275) to talk about her book Suddenly Virtual. In this episode, Karin is back to talk about her latest book: Suddenly Hybrid. In this interview we talk about how to make hybrid meetings a success: from infrastructure to design to facilitation. For more stories of remote teams doing great things, visit https://www.collaborationsuperpowers.com
info_outline
297 - Be a Virtual Space Hero
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
is the founder & Managing Director of Virtual Space Heros, a company designing and producing virtual events through event moderation, live streaming support, video creation and more. In this interview, we discuss why flexibility and hybrid are game changes for women an d organisations that want to foster gender inclusion, some best practices for hybrid teams, and what makes a great online event. For more stories of remote teams doing great things, visit
info_outline
296 - unFIX Your Organisation For The 21st Century
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
is an entrepreneur, author, and keynote speaker on agility, leadership, and innovation. He is also an avid Wingspan player! After founding Management 3.0, Happy Melly, and Agility Scales, his newest project may be his most innovative yet: the unFIX model - an organisational design tool that specifically keeps in mind remote workers and hybrid working. In this interview, we talk about why he built this model and what he hopes people will do with it. For more stories of remote teams doing great things, visit .
info_outline
295 - Experiment, Learn, & Adapt For Hybrid Success
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
is a Development Manager at . In this interview, we focus on how Simcorp transitioned from working mostly in person - to going fully hybrid. Including: how they handle hybrid meetings, work-life balance, tools, and more. For more stories of remote teams doing great things, visit https://www.collaborationsuperpowers.com
info_outline
294 - Architect Your Virtual Office With Intention
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
is the Founder and CEO of and , 2 companies focused on shaping the world of work through AI-driven data analysis. Claire also serves as a board member for UNICEF and AccelerateHer: two organizations making monumental impact in working environments around the world. In this interview, we discuss chaos theory and why chaos is not as disorganized as it might seem. We also discuss how we can better manage our remote teams through automation, visibility, and working with the agile methodology. For more stories of remote teams doing great things, visit
info_outline
293 - The Benefits and Challenges of Turning Your Cameras On
The Collaboration Superpowers Podcast
In the wake of the pandemic, video conferencing has become a common practice amongst workers worldwide. And the question about whether or not we should turn our cameras on has sparked great debate. In this episode, we explore the pros and cons of turning our cameras on during online meetings - and what we all sides can do to make the experience better. For more stories of remote teams doing great things, visit
info_outlineCARLOS VALDES-DAPENA is the founder of Corporate Collaboration Resources, a group effectiveness consulting firm. He is also a speaker, podcaster, and author of Virtual Teams: Holding the Center When you Can't Meet Face-to-Face. In this interview we talk about routines and process that drive team collaboration, the common pitfalls of team building, and how to collaborate with someone that you don't like. For more stories of remote teams doing great things, visit https://www.collaborationsuperpowers.com