Podcasts about nikolaj groeneweg

Our living spaces and workplaces are increasingly multicultural. A multicultural environment does not guarantee success. Without cultural sensitivity, awareness and intelligence, diversity can affect the team’s internal relationships and performance.  Does diversity in your organisation’s help to foster a more inclusive workplace and improve performance? Nikolaj Groeneweg of the French Tech Podcast, and I talked about my field as an Interculturalist and how diversity improves a company's ability to make decisions that directly impact their bottom line.  Ling Ling is the host of the Leaders of Learning Podcast and founder of Culture Spark Global, that helps to build positive, inclusive and thriving organisations that brings out the best of everyone. Check out our podcast on:  Apple Podcasts:  CastBox:  Google Play Music:  iHeartRadio:  Overcast:  Spotify:  Stitcher:    Highlights from the podcast episode can be found here:     *If you enjoy this episode, please like, share or comment on this post. We’d love to hear from you on the topics you’d like us to cover or persons you’d like us to interview.

After a short hiatus traveling the region and covering events, hosts Bill Poorman (the American) and Nikolaj Groeneweg (the Dutchman) are back to take you on a romp through the week's international news! In this week's episode:The unrest in Hong Kong worsens, and it's hard to see where it's all goingProtest is going worldwideTech and entrepreneurship might offer some answersThe Trump impeachment goes publicAnd our usual dose of happy news! (Lord knows we need it.)Reach out to us at hello@foreigninfluencepodcast.com or through social media. Thanks for listening!

Hosts Bill Poorman (the American) and Nikolaj Groeneweg (the Dutchman) take you on a romp through the week's international news! In this week's episode:China's trumping the U.S. in rich people and unicornsTrump is not always wrong about everything, and that's the worst possible thingWeWork pays its founder millions of bucks to go away Tech news, including algorithms building racism into health care and the the nuclear arsenal enter the 21st centuryReach out to us at hello@foreigninfluencepodcast.com or through social media. Thanks for listening!

Hosts Bill Poorman (the American) and Nikolaj Groeneweg (the Dutchman) are flying solo again on this one. In this week's episode:Bill is fresh off the latest Democratic party debate, and he's none too impressed with some of what he sawThe NBA and other American companies are knuckling under to China, and that ain't goodYour job and life will not be the same once AI gets here, says NikolajBut that's not nearly as bad as the squirrels playing chessReach out to us at hello@foreigninfluencepodcast.com or through social media. Thanks for listening!

Hosts Bill Poorman (the American) and Nikolaj Groeneweg (the Dutchman) focus on the situation in Hong Kong with Asia Times journalist Nile Bowie. Hong Kong has been gripped for months by protests and the police response as the city wrestles with how it will be governed now and in the future. Bowie just recently returned from the city, and he shares his insights, reflections, and first-hand reporting. In this week's show:Nile Bowie's Five PointsThe recent history of Hong Kong as the City of ProtestWhere this might all be headedIn a new segment, finishing on a positive note in these tense timesFind more from Nile Bowie at https://www.asiatimes.com/ or at https://nilebowie.blogspot.com/.Reach out to us at hello@foreigninfluecepodcast.com or though social media. And remember, sharing is caring. :-) Thanks for listening!

Hosts Bill Poorman (the American) and Nikolaj Groeneweg (the Dutchman) are joined in studio by veteran journalist and media consultant Teymoor Nabili for this week's romp through the news. Nabili has worked for Al Jazeera, the BBC, CNN, and Channel News Asia, among other news outlets, and covered some of the biggest events of the last 25 years. In this week's show:It's totally okay now for foreign governments to meddle in US elections. (We're fans of foreign influence here.)Boris gets bounced again on Brexit - this time by the EU.The violence in Hong Kong goes from bad to worse, and where is it all headed?Saudi Arabia is America's best friend - because they pay it to be.Find out more about Teymoor Nabili at http://teymoornabili.com/Reach out to us at hello@foreigninfluencepodcast.com or through social media. Thanks for listening!

The BrownBag Sessions are episodes that aren’t structured interviews, but rather recordings of conversations with daily practitioners in certain areas of expertise. In this series on Marketing and Growth in Asia, Thibault Brière and Nikolaj Groeneweg - both seasoned in the the ways of marketing & growth for startups and large corporations -  discuss the challenges, opportunities and best strategies for marketing in Asia. We’ll discuss market trends, marketing campaigns we that we particularly like or dislike - and share insights from our lives as marketing practitioners.

Nikolaj Groeneweg and Bill Poorman drops by and we chatted about the real motivation of getting a real job and why it feels really scary to have time to do nothing. We also discuss about having the different guests in our podcast and how podcasts had helped us. We discuss about having structure in our podcast and ask ourselves do we really need a podcast in Singapore to be only 15 mins long. We talked about the different types of interviews and how to apply the different types of interview to different situation.  We Don't Meant to Dwell Podcast: https://www.dontmeantodwell.com/ French Tech Asia Pacific Podcast: https://www.frenchtechpodcast.com/e/introducing-the-french-tech-asia-pacific-podcast/ Not Again Podcast Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/notagainpodcast/ Not Again Podcast website: https://www.notagainpodcast.com Not Again Podcast iTunes Page: https://itunes.apple.com/sg/podcast/not-again-podcast/id1243363815?mt=2 Not Again Podcast Spotify page: https://open.spotify.com/show/2BqPbSFxoZn59pT8XM7Lbo?si=phHDtLakT8aelgPIIL8wsg Not Again Podcast Stitcher Page: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/not-again-podcast Not Again Podcast Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/notagainpodcast

Staying up to date on your skillset is critical and can be difficult, and when that skillset is tech - and you plan to use that skillset outside of your home market - it can be even harder. Paris-based global tech bootcamp company Le Wagon looks to fill that educational and training gap for workers. But come prepared to get your "hands dirty", because you won't walk out with just a paper credential. You'll have created a fully coded and functional product at the end.  Listen as French Tech Asia Pacific host Nikolaj Groeneweg talks with Le Wagon's man in Shanghai, Thibault Genaitay, as they discuss the need to keep up on tech and the special tech learning needed for the China market, given its unique ecosystem. Find out more about Le Wagon at www.lewagon.com.

Bill Poorman and Nikolaj Groeneweg are expatriate husbands. Meaning they followed their wives' jobs to Singapore, and play the role of primary caregiver to their kids. And in an era that celebrates gender equality that shouldn't be weird, but we still act like it is. Why? Find the We Don't Mean to Dwell podcast: www.dontmeantodwell.com/ Theme music: Party Song by Sobs. Find them at www.sobs.bandcamp.com More at www.somescuffs.com

Episode 002 – Male Trailing Spouses: Bill Poorman and Nikolaj Groeneweg are male trailing spouses who moved to Singapore because of their wives’ jobs. Hear their entertaining and unique perspective on how they’ve adapted their personal and professional life, making the most of their opportunities. Get advice on how: • To overcome the challenges of constant reinvention by exploring new creative and challenging activities. • Meeting face to face and establishing a network is vital. • Getting involved with an activity is a great equaliser and an inroad into the local community. Nikolaj Groeneweg: linkedin.com/in/njgroene https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-future-growth-podcast/?originalSubdomain=sg Bill Poorman linkedin.com/in/billpoorman https://www.dontmeantodwell.com/ Hello@dontmeantodwell.com Singapore Overbooked Men’s Association (SOMA) https://www.meetup.com/Singapore-Overbooked-Mens-Association/

Discover more tech podcasts like this: Tech Podcast Asia. Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award Winning Podcast Agency. Bill Poorman & Nikolaj Groeneweg, hosts of We Don't Mean To Dwell podcast joins Graham in the Asia Tech Podcast studio. They share their journey on how they got into podcasting and share some interesting anecdotes through this journey giving us a peek on what goes on behind the scenes of their podcast.

Bill Poorman & Nikolaj Groeneweg, hosts of We Don't Mean To Dwell podcast joins Graham in the Asia Tech Podcast studio. They share their journey on how they got into podcasting and share some interesting anecdotes through this journey giving us a peek on what goes on behind the scenes of their podcast.

Bill Poorman & Nikolaj Groeneweg, hosts of We Don't Mean To Dwell podcast joins Graham in the Asia Tech Podcast studio. They share their journey on how they got into podcasting and share some interesting anecdotes through this journey giving us a peek on what goes on behind the scenes of their podcast.

Welcome to the 8th podcast episode of this side series, the Podcast Spotlight. In this episode, we talk with Bill Poorman and Nikolaj Groeneweg, co-hosts of the Singapore-based podcast We don't mean to dwell but...as they introduce the following 2 podcasts: Podcast 1: The Sinica Podcast The Sinica Podcast is part of the SupChina network, a platform for on-the-ground perspectives on politics, economics, technology, and culture. It is hosted by the enigmatic Kaiser Kuo, a freelance writer and musician, formerly of various rock outfits such as Tang Dynasty and Spring and Autumn.  Generally, episodes are presented in a discussion format, and feature guests from media and academia to talk on all sorts of topics including US-China relations, Chinese foreign policy, Hacking, and much more. In the first episode of the wonderfully-titled Nu Voices podcast, hosts Joanna Chiu and Alice Xin Lui lament on how the narrative on China is always presented with a western tinge. The Sinica Podcast, in this vein, can be seen as a defiant response. Stories and perspectives told by native Chinese, or by individuals who have studied and lived in China. In this sense, if your media diet is dominated by western outlets - your New York Times, your Wall Street Journals - then this podcast might a little jarring. But, if you are the kind of person who appreciates authenticity and is genuinely curious about China, then this is definitely a podcast for you. Podcast 2: Mindscape by Sean Carroll By day, Sean Carroll is a Research Professor of theoretical physics at the California Institute of Technology. By night, he is host of Mindscape, a straightforward conversation-style podcast with intellectuals in fields spanning science, society, philosophy, culture, and so on. Aside from this, Carroll is also the author of various titles such as The Big Picture: On the Origins of Life, Meaning, and the Universe Itself, The Particle at the End of the Universe: How the Hunt for the Higgs Boson Leads Us to the Edge of a New World, From Eternity to Here: The Quest for the Ultimate Theory of Time, and Spacetime and Geometry: An Introduction to General Relativity. Fair warning here, albeit the informal style of the show, the topics discussed are not for the casual listener. Unless you were steeped in these topics as well, you might be better off finding other podcasts to fill your gym workout or your commute to work. However, if you take these topics seriously, and are patient enough to invest your attention well, then this podcast can be richly rewarding. Where traditional conversational podcasts engage listeners in personal stories and relatable anecdotes, Carroll's Mindscape tries to break down incredibly technical subjects in an almost nonchalant manner. It's still not an easy listen, but there is incredible insight and perspective that can be learned through each episode. Music by Pandrezz: Takin' you for a ride Once again special thanks to Bill Poorman and Nikolaj Groeneweg for being such amazing guests on this episode. Special thanks to Bill for graciously inviting me to his home and allowing me to record with his equipment, it truly was an absolute pleasure, and I am incredibly grateful for the gesture. Also, on a personal note, I would never have thought that out of all places, podcasting would be where I could meet people who share my concerns on moving and living abroad. Just goes to show you how powerful the medium really is. If you liked this episode, please do a big favor by sharing it amongst your friends or by subscribing to the Economical Rice Podcast on iTunes, Soundcloud, or Spotify. All the links and details to the shows discussed in this episode will be available in the show notes on the website www.economicalricepodcast.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/economicalricepodcast/message