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  <title>Episode 197: 🎙 Resiliency Face-Off, Part 2: Spoiler—Ours Wins</title>
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  <itunes:subtitle>In this second part of our resiliency deep dive, Bob ‘n Joyce take a close look at MIT Sloan’s latest take on what makes a culture truly resilient.</itunes:subtitle>
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We break down the key conditions MIT Sloan says drive resiliency and stack them up against our lived experience in the trenches of culture work. The result? A thoughtful, and at times feisty, side-by-side review.
Here’s a taste of what they recommend:
• Flexible work schedules that actually work
• Skill-based approaches to culture change (not more slogans)
• Turning skeptics into champions
• Learning from mistakes—really
• Letting employees shape their own roles
• Prioritizing honesty and psychological safety
We wrap with a call to action: What’s your resiliency playbook?
Come on in, grab a snack, and let’s keep it real. 
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<p>We break down the key conditions MIT Sloan says drive resiliency and stack them up against our lived experience in the trenches of culture work. The result? A thoughtful, and at times feisty, side-by-side review.</p>

<p>Here’s a taste of what they recommend:<br>
• Flexible work schedules that actually work<br>
• Skill-based approaches to culture change (not more slogans)<br>
• Turning skeptics into champions<br>
• Learning from mistakes—really<br>
• Letting employees shape their own roles<br>
• Prioritizing honesty and psychological safety</p>

<p>We wrap with a call to action: What’s your resiliency playbook?<br>
Come on in, grab a snack, and let’s keep it real.</p>]]>
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<p>We break down the key conditions MIT Sloan says drive resiliency and stack them up against our lived experience in the trenches of culture work. The result? A thoughtful, and at times feisty, side-by-side review.</p>

<p>Here’s a taste of what they recommend:<br>
• Flexible work schedules that actually work<br>
• Skill-based approaches to culture change (not more slogans)<br>
• Turning skeptics into champions<br>
• Learning from mistakes—really<br>
• Letting employees shape their own roles<br>
• Prioritizing honesty and psychological safety</p>

<p>We wrap with a call to action: What’s your resiliency playbook?<br>
Come on in, grab a snack, and let’s keep it real.</p>]]>
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