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A podcast about unlocking human capability through real-world insight and research-backed ideas. Works On Paper takes the latest thinking from behavioural science, psychology, leadership, education, and capability development — and translates it into practical conversations that help people and organisations grow. Hosted by Professor Daniel Jess, each episode explores how individuals and teams can harness evidence-based strategies to become more capable, adaptable, and impactful in every par ...
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Nudging for Good: How Subtle Changes in Environment Can Lead to Better Decision-Making
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In this episode, Professor Daniel Jess explores how the science of "nudging" can be applied to disability and aged care support services in Australia. Drawing on behavioural economics and emerging research, Daniel explains how subtle environmental cues can support autonomy, improve decision-making, and enhance the daily lives of those receiving car…
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Stop Narcissistic Top Performers From Limiting Your Team's Capability
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They deliver results—but at what cost? In this episode, Professor Daniel Jess unpacks the hidden impact of narcissistic high performers who micromanage their teams. Learn why their need for control can quietly erode team capability, damage organisational culture, and even hurt client outcomes. Backed by evidence from leadership research, this episo…
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In episode one, we introduce the podcast, who and what it's for, and we talk a bit about about competence, competency and capability. All Works On Paper Podcast episodes are short, sharp and useful in a practical sense.By Dr Daniel Jess
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