The Floorplan
The Floorplan
Podcast Description
The Floorplan is a thorough and sometimes funny exploration of our attempts to navigate the modern workplace and the future of work. Steven Spielberg says he wakes up so excited that he can’t eat breakfast. But for most of us, work is far less fulfilling. The way we design jobs and where we expect people to perform can be dull at best and dehumanising at worst.
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The show delves into themes such as organizational behavior, workplace well-being, and the future of work with episodes examining topics like flexi-work policies, neurodivergence, and innovative workplace designs. For example, recent episodes highlight the politics surrounding flexible working, explore the concept of taskmasking, and offer insights from experts on building meaningful work environments.
The Floorplan is a thorough and sometimes funny exploration of our attempts to navigate the modern workplace and the future of work. Steven Spielberg says he wakes up so excited that he can’t eat breakfast. But for most of us, work is far less fulfilling. The way we design jobs and where we expect people to perform can be dull at best and dehumanising at worst.
A very special episode with very special guest to end the fourth series of The Floorplan!
Freshly returned from her annual trip to Japan with Bond University Business School students, Libby spends a fascinating hour with Dr Andy Walshe.
Andy is a globally recognised leader and expert in the field of elite human performance.
He is co-founder of and a partner at The Liminal Collective, a collective of partners and ambassadors dedicated to reimagining the future of what is possible as a human 2.0, humans 2.0, and humanity 2.0. The Collective helps create, plan, organize and execute against some of humanity's greatest opportunities ranging from space flight and deep sea exploration to reimagining the future of national security and elite sport.
For more than two decades the has focused on the goal of “de-mystifying talent” by researching and training individuals and teams across a vast network of world-class programs in sport, culture, military and business settings.
Andy's been the Director of High Performance for Red Bull, where he worked with hundreds of international athletes and cultural opinion leaders and supervised a team of industry-leading scientists, engineers, physicians and technologists to develop and implement elite performance models.
He was the Performance Manager for Red Bull Stratos, leading the performance plan for Felix Baumgartner’s record-breaking jump to Earth from the stratosphere in 2012.
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