The Secret To Loving Your Work with Bruce Daisley
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In this episode of The Diary of a CEO, host Steven Bartlett talks with Bruce Daisley, former VP of Twitter, about the changing landscape of work, particularly in light of the pandemic's shift to remote collaboration. Daisley, author of 'The Joy of Work', shares insights from his extensive study of what promotes happiness and longevity in the workplace, emphasizing the significance of laughter, camaraderie, and meaningful connection with colleagues. Both Bartlett and Daisley express their issues with remote working, highlighting how it can lead to feelings of isolation and burnout. They note that while a majority of people are enjoying some aspects of remote work, many miss the community aspect of being in an office. Daisley points out that the average person is feeling more drained and disconnected than ever. The conversation also touches on the psychological aspects of work, the reasons behind burnout, and the importance of resilience, with Daisley suggesting that fostering community within organizations is vital. They conclude by discussing social media's role in society and the potential changes in regulation for tech firms like Facebook and Twitter.
Key Takeaways
- Community and connection at work are crucial for happiness and motivation.
- Remote work can lead to isolation and burnout among employees.
- Acknowledging the finite nature of our energy can help prevent burnout.
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