Collaboration Booster: Recent Episodes

Nadja Schnetzler

A podcast on how to improve teamwork.

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In an ever-changing world we need to be able to adjust our processes to new information and new needs. A «better done than perfect» mindset is very helpful. But it's more than that - find out why Bence Komlosi, Architect and Co-Founder of «Architecture for Refugees» beliefes in non-perfection, thinks nothing is ever "done" and why we should aim at building really complex stuff like nature does. 

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Asking questions is a key element of successful collaboration. And who knows more about asking questions than a philosopher? In this episode, I had the pleasure to talk to Philosopher Nicole des Bourvrie.

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What are meaningful conversations and why are they crucial for excellent collaboration? In this Episode, I speak with Christine Neidhart who - among many other things - teaches leaders to be vulnerable.

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Find out why we are all overworked and what we as individuals and teams can do about it. In this episode I speak with Jim Benson from Modus Cooperandi, co-author (with Tonianne de Maria Barry) of «Personal Kanban»

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Why are experimentation and an experimenting mindset and attitude important to collaboration? Find out in this episode and meet Claudio, also known as «agile sensei» and inventor of the experimentation process «Popcorn Flow»

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Perfect is a very lonely thing - find out why Architect and Co-Founder of «Architecture for Refugees Schweiz» Bence Komlosi believes in non-perfection.

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"Don't Know. Ask". Exploring the value of asking questions with Philosopher Nicole des Bouvrie.

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Episode 3: What is a good and meaningful conversation? Why is it important? And how can we learn to have better conversations?

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This episode explains how limiting your work in progress will help you finish more and keep your sanity

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This episode deals with the question how experimenting can help teams to collaborate better.