Atlas Copco Podcast

People Podcast 13- Enabling a Skills First Organization In the 13th episode of the People Podcast, Cecilia and Dorna dissect the intricate process of transitioning to a skills-first organization. With the backdrop of a rapidly evolving global economy, the need for upskilling and reskilling has become paramount. What’s In This Episode? Skills-First Explained: Dorna and Cecilia provide an in-depth exploration of what it means to be a skills-first organization, shedding light on the shift from traditional job roles to a focus on skill development and proficiency. The Benefits: They delve into the agility, adaptability, and resilience that a skills-first approach fosters in an organization, backed by insights from recent studies and real-world applications. The Challenges: The hosts candidly discuss the cultural shifts and infrastructural adjustments necessary to make this transition, offering practical insights for overcoming these hurdles. Actionable Steps: The discussion narrows down to concrete steps for organizations aiming to adopt this approach, with a focus on AI-powered skills taxonomy, employee skill inventory, and restructured hiring processes. Stay Connected: Keep abreast of upcoming episodes and engage in the ongoing conversation on Atlas Copco Group's Website and Atlas Copco's LinkedIn.

The episode covers the topic of purpose-driven organizations. What does it mean to have a purpose-driven organization, and why is it important? Apart from diving into these questions, Dorna and Cecilia discuss what can happen when an employee’s individual sense of purpose in life overlaps with his or her organization's purpose. Tune in to learn more!

What does it mean to have a growth mindset? Usually, when we talk about growth we speak in financial terms, but in this podcast, it is about growth on a personal level. In the eighth episode of Atlas Copco’s People Podcast, Cecilia Sandberg, SVP Chief Human Resources Officer and Dorna Eriksson Shafiei, VP Talent Management, dive into the concept of growth mindset. Tune in and learn more!

In the ninth episode of Atlas Copco’s People Podcast, Cecilia Sandberg, SVP Chief Human Resources Officer and guest Louisa Woods, D&I Manager at Atlas Copco, dive into the diversity and inclusion concept. Louisa shares her experiences and knowledge on why it is important to view D&I initiatives as an ongoing cultural change project. Questions like ‘Why is diversity & inclusion so important for us to become a long-term sustainable company?’ are raised among other things. Tune in and learn more!

In the tenth episode of Atlas Copco's People Podcast, Cecilia Sandberg, SVP, Chief Human Resources Officer, and Dorna Shafiei Eriksson, Vice President of Talent Management, dive into discussions around coaching for growth. They elaborate on their experiences with what coaching is and why it matters so much for everyone. Most importantly, how to get it right. Please sit back and listen to the newest episode of the Atlas Copco People Podcast, where we cover the why, what, and how of coaching and its role in enabling professional and personal growth.

Are you curious to learn more about the largest generation ever, Generation Z (Gen Z) - born between 1997-2012 at the age of 11-26 in 2023? In the latest episode of Atlas Copco’s People Podcast, Cecilia Sandberg, SVP Chief Human Resources Officer and Dorna Eriksson Shafiei, Vice President Talent & Learning, dive into a discussion about Gen Z and how to attract, develop and keep this talent.

Discover the significance of organizational culture in this episode of Atlas Copco Group People Podcast. Cecilia Sandberg, SVP Chief Human Resources Officer, and Dorna Eriksson Shafiei, Vice President Talent & Learning, dive into an insightful discussion about organizational culture - what is it, and why should we care? What reflects a strong culture, and how do you nurture and grow it?

What’s the secret behind our company success? Excellent strategy, a strong leadership or being at the right place at the right time? Tune in and learn more.

What are the critical factors when creating a successful learning organization? How can we future-proof ourselves to stay relevant today and tomorrow?

Why is feedback important? Most of us are aware of the importance of feedback. Without it, we cannot develop or shape our working environment – and companies cannot correct mistakes or recognize where they need to improve.

How do you create high-performing teams? How important is psychological safety in doing so? And how do we ensure that we have the best leadership in place to make it happen? The third episode of the People Podcast revolves around the building blocks of successful teams.

Learn more about wellbeing and how the COVID-19 crisis affects the human mind and body.

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