The Elephant in the Org · 2024-07-24 · 22 min
Send us Fan Mail As we close the chapter on Season 1 of The Elephant in the Org, join hosts Marion, Cacha, and Danny for a heartfelt reflection on our journey so far. In this special finale episode, we look back at the highs, the laughs, and the eye-opening moments that have shaped our podcast. We'll reminisce about our favorite guests, from Jessica Donahue's candid talk on workplace trauma to Neil Pretty's thought-provoking discussion on psychological safety as a KPI. We'll share how these conversations have educated us and inspired change in our professional practices. But it's not all nostalgia - we've got some news to share! Tune in to hear about our upcoming summer hiatus and why we're taking this important break. Don't worry, though - we've got some teasers about what to expect when we return in the fall for Season 2. Whether you've been with us since episode one or just discovered us now, this wrap-up is the perfect way to celebrate the impact of open, honest conversations about the elephants in our orgs. Plus, we've got some exciting calls to action that will keep you engaged during our break.
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