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Catalyst Center for Work Innovation: Research Deep Dive

Catalyst Center for Work Innovation: Research Deep Dive

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Join us for in-depth conversations about the future of work. Our hosts explore cutting-edge research on organizational innovation, leadership transformation, and the evolving workplace. From hybrid work strategies and employee experience to change management and organizational culture, each episode unpacks complex topics through thoughtful dialogue with the experts driving workplace innovation. Whether you're a business leader, HR professional, researcher, or simply curious about building thriving organizations in a rapidly changing world, these deep dives offer valuable insights grounded in rigorous research and real-world experience—transforming academic knowledge into actionable strategies you can implement today.All rights reserved by WRKdefined Economia Gestione e leadership Management
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  • A Conversation about the Vehicle and the Road: Systemic Roots of Workplace Bullying

    A Conversation about the Vehicle and the Road: Systemic Roots of Workplace Bullying
    Oct 4 2026
    Workplace bullying is extensively examined not merely as an issue of isolated bad actors, but as a systemic failure driven by toxic organizational infrastructure. Rather than focusing solely on removing individual perpetrators, the text argues that companies must address structural conditions such as unchecked power imbalances, institutional silence, and poor complaint-response mechanisms. Research demonstrates that mistreatment severely damages mental health and organizational performance, leading to widespread psychological distress, high turnover rates, and massive financial losses. To build true resilience, institutions are urged to implement comprehensive evidence-based interventions, including psychosocial safety climates, accountability architecture, and active bystander training. Ultimately, lasting improvement requires organizations to fundamentally redesign their foundational environments rather than simply treating surface-level behavioral symptoms.
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    53 min
  • A Conversation about Going Beyond Tasks: Redesigning Organizations Around Goals and Knowledge

    A Conversation about Going Beyond Tasks: Redesigning Organizations Around Goals and Knowledge
    Oct 3 2026
    Traditional organizational design, which relies primarily on task interdependence, struggles in modern, unpredictable environments because it assumes work can be mapped out in advance. To build more adaptable systems, contemporary leaders must embrace a broader tripartite framework that incorporates goal interdependence and knowledge interdependence. When assignments are ambiguous, aligning shared motivations and complementary expertise allows effective task structures to emerge organically rather than through rigid top-down planning. Mismanaging these connections often leads to performance breakdowns, siloed behaviors, and decreased employee engagement. Conversely, organizations that deliberately configure their missions, incentives, and collaborative networks can successfully navigate complexity and foster continuous innovation.
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    1 ora e 6 min
  • A Conversation about the Contagious Career: How Relationships Shape Workplace Well-Being

    A Conversation about the Contagious Career: How Relationships Shape Workplace Well-Being
    Oct 2 2026
    This research highlights crossover theory, which demonstrates how emotional states, health conditions, and work behaviors transmit between closely related individuals. Drawing on a comprehensive meta-analysis of 183 studies, the research reveals that spouses, supervisors, and coworkers significantly influence an employee's happiness, health, and productivity. Distinct stakeholders exert varying degrees of influence on specific outcomes, with spouses most strongly affecting happiness, supervisors impacting health, and peers shaping productivity. Furthermore, the research refutes traditional management models that view employee well-being as strictly isolated by proving that empathy, social support, and toxic interactions act as primary transmission channels. Ultimately, organizations must treat career sustainability as a shared, relational responsibility and cultivate supportive workplace environments to harness these powerful contagion effects
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    45 min
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