Why Sunday Night Feelings Reveal Everything About Your Culture with Bex Moorhouse
Jane Young Host
Joe Harris Host
Bex Moorhouse Guest
Workplace leaders
HR & People leaders
Anyone who's experienced Sunday night dread
"The problem is that when the leader doesn't create that psychological safety and share their truth, then it doesn't create that environment where you can be happy and healthy together."
Bex Moorhouse
Founder & Director, Invigorate Spaces
Bex Moorhouse reveals the simple test that exposes toxic workplace culture – and why being called “a machine” at work is actually a red flag.
The founder of Invigorate Spaces, who’s transformed workplaces for Nike, Facebook, Disney, and 20th Century Fox, shares her journey from Welsh small-town values to corporate burnout – and how she learned to be “positively selfish” to create better workplaces for everyone.
Key topics:
- The Sunday night test: one question that reveals your workplace’s true culture
- Why being called “a machine” is workplace toxicity disguised as praise
- Leaders as umbrellas: protecting teams instead of passing pressure down
- How leaders build psychological safety by sharing their struggles
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Jane Young
Jane Young is the host of the Workplace Innovators podcast and Future of Work Lead at HubStar. She writes and speaks about the future of work and workplace technology, exploring what helps hybrid and distributed teams thrive, from culture and collaboration to leadership and the employee experience. She’s particularly interested in how technology is reshaping the way we work and lead.
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