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Episode #6 Friction - a force for good and bad in our organisations? With guests Meg Peppin, Paul Taylor-Pitt & Perry Timms.
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Is friction always a bad thing? Do we actually need friction in work?
In this episode three of the greats in the world of Organisation Development discuss both the bad and the good of friction in our workplaces. Listen to Meg, Paul & Perry as they share their thoughts with Michelle, sparking ideas amongst themselves so much so that they all agreed they want to listen back themselves.
If you want to further the discussion with this week's guests you can find them linked below:
Meg Peppin linkedin.com/in/meg-peppin-89136a27
Dr Paul Taylor-Pitt linkedin.com/in/drpaultaylorpitt
Perry Timms linkedin.com/in/perrytimms
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