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  • Happy Work - Management & bien-être au travail

    Replay — Faut-il être Optimiste ou réaliste ?

    Je ne sais pas si vous avez déjà vécu ça, mais moi, ça m’arrive souvent : je dis que je suis optimiste, et là, on me regarde avec un sourire en coin, presque comme si j’étais un "Bisounours". 😅 On me répond souvent : "Non, non, moi je suis réaliste !" Mais au fond, qu’est-ce que cela veut dire ? Dans le dernier épisode de mon podcast Happy Work, je décortique cette opposition entre optimisme et réalisme. Être optimiste, ce n'est pas vivre dans un monde rose, mais c’est croire qu’il y a une solution, même quand tout semble perdu. L’optimisme nous pousse à agir là où le pessimisme pourrait nous immobiliser. Imaginez : vous êtes dans un avion, les turbulences sont violentes… Préférez-vous un pilote optimiste ou un pilote "réaliste" ? ✈️ Dans cet épisode, je partage des exemples concrets, des situations que l'on vit tous. Et si, au fond, la clé n’était pas de choisir entre optimisme et réalisme, mais de cultiver un "optimisme réaliste" ? Un équilibre qui nous aide à avancer sans perdre de vue la réalité. Alors, êtes-vous du genre optimiste, réaliste, ou les deux ? 💡 Écoutez l’épisode et venez partager en commentaires ! Vos retours m’inspirent toujours pour de nouveaux sujets. 🙏 👉 N'attendez plus pour transformer votre vie professionnelle ! Cliquez sur le bouton "S'abonner" pour ne manquer aucun de mes conseils. Et si cet épisode vous inspire, n'hésitez pas à le liker, le commenter et le partager avec votre entourage. Votre soutien m'est précieux ! 💖 🔔 Activez la cloche de notification pour être les premiers informés de nos nouveaux épisodes, remplis de solutions simples et efficaces pour un quotidien professionnel plus joyeux et motivant. Gaël Chatelain-Berry Et pour retrouver tous mes contenus, tests, articles, vidéos : www.gchatelain.com 0:00 Introduction 0:16 Introduction 2 0:56 Qu'est-ce qu'être Optimiste ? 1:58 Qu'est-ce qu'être Réaliste ? 2:32 Faut-il Choisir ? 3:32 Pratiquer l’Optimisme Réaliste 4:25 Conclusion 1 4:44 Conclusion 2 Si vous êtes sur Apple Podcast... n'oubliez surtout pas de mettre une étoile à Happy Work management carrière Soutenez ce podcast http://supporter.acast.com/happy-work. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

    Today · 5 min
  • The Future Of Work

    PART ONE: Reshaping Altadena Through Community-Led Recovery Episode 172

    Altadena’s recovery from the Eaton Fire is already reshaping the region’s future of work. With 6,000 homes lost, nearly $3 billion in public infrastructure to rebuild, and thousands of property owners still waiting to begin, the scale of the challenge is immense. This episode features Part One of the first webinar in our series called “Public Interest Rebuild and Community Delivery Systems” from June 4th, 2026. This episode explores what recovery looks like on the ground, the funding gaps facing homeowners and renters, the coordination required across government, nonprofits, philanthropy, education, and business, and the workforce needed to rebuild homes, infrastructure, commercial corridors, and community services. This discussion looks beyond traditional construction roles - architects, inspectors, permit specialists, project managers, outreach workers, mental health professionals, and workers trained in technology-enabled building will all be part of Altadena’s recovery. As the community reimagines its future, education and workforce programs have an opportunity to help local residents take part in building what comes next. You’ll Learn: Why residents need a seat at the table when priorities, funding, workforce strategies, and rebuilding plans are being shaped How PCC can help build a local workforce pipeline for traditional trades, technical construction roles, infrastructure projects, and technology-enabled homebuilding Why Altadena’s rebuild presents an opportunity to rethink commercial corridors, public infrastructure, energy systems, and the city’s future workforce Our Speakers: Anish Saraiya Director of Altadena Recovery, Office of Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger Anish Saraiya serves as the Director of Altadena Recovery for Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger. In this role, he leads community-focused initiatives centered around public infrastructure and public policy, aimed at enhancing resilience, rebuilding and recovery of the unincorporated Altadena community. LinkedIn - @anishsaraiya & @lacountybos Instagram - @lacountybos Website - https://bos.lacounty.gov/ José A. Gómez Ph.D. President, Pasadena City College Dr. Gómez brings a rare blend of community college roots, higher education leadership, public-sector experience, and regional partnership-building, making him a powerful voice on how PCC can help connect students, employers, and recovery partners to the workforce opportunities emerging from Altadena’s rebuild. LinkedIn: @joseagomez Website: https://pasadena.edu/about/president/ Anders Corey President and Chief Executive Officer, Altadena Recovery and Rebuild Corporation (ARRC) Anders Corey offers a front-line perspective on Altadena’s rebuild, including how homeowners, business owners, commercial corridors, natural spaces, and private sector partners can work together to support long-term community recovery. LinkedIn: @anderscorey Website: https://www.arrcaltadena.org Freddy Sayegh Founder, Altadena Coalition Freddy Sayegh brings a deeply grounded, resident-first perspective on Altadena’s recovery, having helped organize more than 125 fire-related events, workshops, outreach efforts, and recovery programs since the Eaton Fire. Attendees will hear from someone working directly in community advocacy, rebuilding support, trauma-informed recovery, and equitable resident-centered action. LinkedIn - @freddysayegh Instagram - @thealtadena Bryan Wong CEO, San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity Bryan Wong leads a team of 70+ individuals in the mission of building homes, community, and hope. He brings 30+ years of housing finance, education, and community leadership experience to the conversation, offering attendees a powerful perspective on how rebuilding homes can also rebuild stability, opportunity, and generational wealth for Altadena families. Linkedin: @bryanwong & @sangabrielvalleyhabitatforhumanity Instagram: @bryanjohnwong & @sgvhabitat Website: https://sgvhabitat.org Joshua Humphries Senior Advisor to the President, Special Initiatives Joshua Humphries currently serves as Senior Advisor at the California Community Foundation (CCF), leading special initiatives for the foundation. His work is focused on tackling Los Angeles’ most urgent challenges, including housing, economic mobility, and place-based neighborhood revitalization, by incubating new solutions where traditional tools have fallen short. LinkedIn: @joshuahumphries Website: https://www.calfund.org REGISTER FOR OUR NEXT FREE WEBINAR: https://the-future-of-work-by-pcc.captivate.fm/register October 29th, 2026 | 10 am – 12 pm PST This panel will examine how colleges, employers, workforce organizations, public agencies, and community partners can work together to connect people to the careers emerging from recovery. We'll discuss where the greatest workforce needs are developing, how education and training programs can keep pace, and what employers need from workforce partners. Whether you develop workforce programs, hire talent, teach students, or shape public policy, you'll leave understanding where recovery and workforce opportunities intersect. We will be featuring panelists from across county government, utilities, construction and trades, and the rebuild effort. Listen to these related Future of Work Episodes: Bridging Recovery and Workforce with PCC’s Wildland Fire Academy & Mathew Barboza, Dean of Business and Enrollment Management Making Recovery Equitable & Inclusive with Anish Saraiya, Director of Altadena Recovery for L.A County Supervisor Kathryn Barger How Women-Owned Businesses Lead Pasadena's Post-Fire Economic Rebuild with Lizzy Okoro Davidson, Director at Pasadena Women's Business Center Sustaining the Rebuild: PCC's Continuing Commitment to Community Recovery Mentioned in this episode: REGISTER FOR OUR FREE WEBINAR WITH THE LINK BELOW October 29th, 2026 | 10 am – 12 pm PST This panel will examine how colleges, employers, workforce organizations, public agencies, and community partners can work together to connect people to the careers emerging from recovery. We'll discuss where the greatest workforce needs are developing, how education and training programs can keep pace, and what employers need from workforce partners. Whether you develop workforce programs, hire talent, teach students, or shape public policy, you'll leave understanding where recovery and workforce opportunities intersect. We will be featuring panelists from across county government, utilities, construction and trades, and the rebuild effort. REGISTER FOR FREE

    Today · 39 min
  • Harvard Business Review

    Introducing HBR Executive: Premier Course

    Introducing HBR Executive: Masterclass 2 Jun 2025 --- Level up your leadership with our new HBR Executive offering. Subscribe here: https://s.hbr.org/4mGyOVy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    Today · 2 min
  • Radical Candor: Communication at Work

    Manipulation vs. Persuasion: A Clear Distinction (with Jay Conger)

    Proven Strategies for Moving People and Ideas

    Today · 40 min

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