Creating a Feedback Driven Culture with Elliot Epstein

Creating a Feedback Driven Culture with Elliot Epstein

Author: Sean Boyce September 15, 2020 Duration: 27:36
Elliot Epstein is the Head of People at Galileo.  He has dedicated his career to building and scaling People functions in mission-driven organizations.  He has worked in people, culture, and organizational development roles across different sectors.  He lives in Manhattan with his husband, daughter, and rescue dog. On this week's People Analytics, Sean and Elliot cover Defining and building a "feedback driven culture" Why you should consider when building a user manual for your team members Ask yourself, “What can I do 10% better? Creating a structure that eliminates bias Resources:  Anti-racism must reads - https://www.edgilityconsulting.com/11-books-on-diversity-equity-and-inclusion-that-are-actually-worth-reading/ How to Love Criticism with Adam Grant - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-love-criticism/id1346314086?i=1000404159792  LifeLabs - https://lifelabslearning.com/ Connecting with Elliot Connect with Elliot on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliotrepstein/

Sean Boyce hosts People Analytics, a series that digs into the practical realities of using data to understand and improve how organizations work. This isn't about abstract theories; it's a grounded conversation for HR professionals, talent leaders, and managers who want to move beyond intuition and make decisions backed by evidence. Each episode explores how data intersects with the human elements of hiring, development, and team management, offering actionable strategies for those navigating this evolving discipline. You'll hear discussions on turning numbers into narratives, measuring what truly matters for employee experience, and building a culture where analytics supports people rather than just monitoring them. Tune into this podcast for candid insights that bridge the gap between spreadsheets and strategy, all focused on creating more effective and humane workplaces. Whether you're building a people analytics function from scratch or looking to refine an existing program, these conversations provide a valuable perspective on one of the most significant shifts in modern business management.
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