The Working Week Podcast

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THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

Rethink your Work

How to have happier and more productive staff

The Magic Number

How much should we pay CEOs?

Survival Strategies

How to survive and thrive during a recession

Tough Job

How do you motivate staff during a downturn?

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Wayne is joined this week by management guru Robert Heller for a refreshing look at CEO culture and CEO pay.

Heller is scathing about the cult of the "celeb CEO" and believes that the pay gap between those at the top and the mass of their employees is ridiculous, obscene and counterproductive.

"These days if you pay gold bricks for doing nothing you get people who do nothing," he observes.

What's more, he believes that you are only as good as the people who work for you and with you and that in this day and age it's not possible for one person to take all the decisions, make all the moves and claim all the credit for the results.

The intro music to the Working Week is "The Warrior" by The EMP Project, used with permission of Blue Canoe Records.

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Show synopsis
"The Working Week" is a weekly digest of news, blogs, and opinion from the pages of www.management-issues.com. Each week, host Wayne Turmel leads a spirited discussion on matters important to business, management development and human resources and the things that have caught his - and his guests' - eyes.
In association with The Podcast Network
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