45. Obliterate Your Office Space

At The Table with Patrick Lencioni

Patrick Lencioni

Management, Business

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

The team re-thinks office space and types of work. As we go back to our places of work, does our resting work posture reflect what we are trying to accomplish?

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0:00.0	Welcome to another episode of At the Table with Patrick Linconey, where everything we talk
0:14.4	about is about making companies more effective and less dysfunctional and helping employees
0:19.9	be more fulfilled and less miserable. I'm your host Pat Linconey joined by Cody Thompson. How you doing
0:25.8	Cody?
0:26.8	Doing great, Pat. And we are back with Tracy Noble and she's on the air today. She's back from vacation.
0:32.1	Hello guys, I'm happy to be back.
0:34.6	Didn't go totally off the rails while you were going.
0:37.0	No, no, you guys actually did a really good job.
0:39.4	I was impressed.
0:40.4	Well, thank you. But she's already influenced us, because what's our title today, Cody?
0:43.5	Today it's called,
0:44.4	Obliterate your office space.
0:46.3	But we were going to say why your office space sucks.
0:48.8	That's right.
0:49.5	She wouldn't let us, because that would be two times in a row.
0:51.5	She was like, can you guys think of another word, please? That would be great times in a row like the way sucks. You guys think of another word please?
0:53.6	No back to back sucks.
0:55.6	Sorry.
0:56.2	So obliterate your office space, but this is not about virtual work.
1:01.5	No.
1:02.1	A lot of people would think, oh yeah, get rid of your office, cut costs, work from home.
1:06.0	That's not what this is about at all.
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