Talking strengths on On Connection
Marcus joined Mickey Connolly and Emma Rose Connolly to discuss strengths, leadership and the five feelings behind experiences people love.
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Marcus Buckingham
Marcus Buckingham is an author, speaker and human performance researcher who shares ideas about strengths, leadership and finding love in work.
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In an episode hosted by Jessica Neal, Marcus discussed the origins of his talent research, the activities he calls red threads, and how workplace experiences shape behavior.
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Organizational love on The Thermostat
Marcus sat down with Jason Barger to discuss bringing love into the experiences people have on teams and in organizations.
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Joining Dr. Kyra Bobinet on Unstoppable Brain
Their conversation covered Design Love In, finding energizing work, connecting with remote teams and the role of AI in workplace experiences.
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Design Love In on The Remarkable Leadership Podcast
A conversation with Kevin Eikenberry explored how leaders can create experiences people love. Marcus walked through control, harmony, significance, warmth of others and growth.
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