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Unleashing the Power of People: Reimagining the Workplace

Experience Management Institute

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/77j. Total Éps: 11

Experience Management Institute explores what inspires innovators and leaders in people experience—covering people management, mentoring, coaching, training, development, human resources, human capital systems and process improvement, organizational development, and internal communications.

Hear from experts and thought leaders about creating workplaces that are more productive, innovative, and human-centered—all focused on revolutionizing the people experience.

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AI Mastery: Is It the New MBA?

Saison 1 · Épisode 10

jeudi 20 novembre 2025 • Durée 33:59

Why Listen?

The future of leadership isn't about replacing humans. It's about empowering them with smarter tools to streamline critical management tasks.

If you're feeling overwhelmed by the rapid rise of generative AI or unsure where to start your learning journey, this episode is your perfect entry point.

Experience Management Institute Co-Founder & Chief Emily Douglas-McNab introduces the creative minds behind a new AI course. They share:

Why mastering the art of prompting is essential for modern professionals
Smarts to help break down the complexities of large language models into manageable concepts
Why you should use AI as a "conversational Google" that requires context and clarity

As guest Vasiliki Stamouli notes, "Prompting is like leadership in microviews, so learning how to effectively communicate can actually make a difference in your team and in your organization."

Guests

Minny Poon, Lead Data Scientist, Experience Management Institute (EXMI)
Vasiliki Stamouli, Intern, EXMI; Graduate Student, The Ohio State University, Fisher College of Business
Ahmed Al Yousif, Graduate Student, Penn State University (Previous Intern at EXMI)

Topics

This episode provides an exclusive look inside a new course designed to help leaders master generative AI through practical case studies and prompting frameworks. The conversation explores the nuances of "prompting," defining it not just as a technical skill, but as a form of communication similar to directing an intern or colleague11. Key takeaways include:

The Art and Science of Prompting: Why effective prompting requires both structured frameworks (science) and creative descriptions (art) to get the best results.
Common Mistakes: Understanding that "lazy output" comes from "lazy input," and why treating AI like a simple search engine fails to produce quality results.
Visual Creation: How prompting for images requires a different level of detail regarding style, color, and tone compared to text generation.

The discussion also broadens to the global stage, examining how different regions are adopting and regulating this technology. The guests analyze the rapid advancements in China, the regulatory frameworks like the AI Act in the European Union, and major government investments in Saudi Arabia. They conclude by discussing the urgency of upskilling, noting that:

Future Readiness: Technological literacy and AI are among the top growing skills demanded by the job market, with some viewing AI mastery as a credential comparable to a Harvard MBA.
Business Value: With studies showing 95% of companies fail to generate measurable value from AI, learning the "language" of AI is the key differentiator for success.

"We know that AI is really here to stay, so understanding how to speak to a large language model is going to definitely be increasingly important, and we can't afford to sit on the sidelines now." — Minny Poon

🔗 Check out this link to the recent MIT study mentioned in this episode.

🎧 Listen in for more info about the AI course that Emily, Minny, Vasiliki, and Ahmed are building!

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Controlling the Chaos: Navigating Around Workplace Disruptors

Épisode 9

mercredi 18 juin 2025 • Durée 47:15

Why Listen?

In this latest episode, Experience Management Institute colleagues Michael Katz and Taylor Tamang dive into the most significant disruptors in today's workplace.

They offer their unique perspectives as Millennial and Gen Z professionals on how to navigate the complexities of the modern work environment. The conversation provides valuable insights for leaders and employees of all levels on how to adapt to and thrive amidst the constant change around us in the workplace and the world.

The episode explores practical strategies for leveraging AI as a tool for productivity without losing the essential human element, understanding the evolving expectations of a multi-generational workforce, and the critical role of upskilling in retaining talent. Michael and Taylor share their expertise on fostering dynamic workplaces that support engaged employees.

As Taylor aptly puts it, the goal is to create "workplaces that work for people."

Guests

Michael Katz, Esq.: Senior Strategic HR Partner, EXMI
Taylor Tamang: Strategic HR Partner, EXMI

Topics

The episode delves into these three major workplace disruptors:

AI: How it's reshaping the workplace and the workforce, and the necessity of human oversight to ensure AI is used intentionally and effectively.
Generational awareness: How the priorities of Gen Z and Millennial employees, such as career progression and work-life balance, are shaping the workplace, and why organizations to be intentional about retaining younger generations by meeting their expectations.
Upskilling: Why it's becoming more critical than traditional education for today's workforce, and how providing opportunities for continuous learning can improve employee retention and engagement.

As Michael concludes, "No matter what the future of work looks like, it's always going to be centered around people."

Trailer: Unleashing the Power of People

lundi 9 octobre 2023 • Durée 01:51

Experience Management Institute's new podcast explores what inspires innovators and leaders in people experience—a world that includes people management, mentoring, coaching, training, and development; human resources, human capital systems and process improvement; organizational development, and internal communications.

We'll talk to experts and thought leaders about how we can create workplaces that are more productive, innovative, and human-centered—all focused on revolutionizing the people experience.

You’ll hear from our guests and the people of Experience Management Institute, a team with enough experience in this realm to make you laugh, help you learn something new, and keep you from crying.

Dream your dreams of human capital transformation—and see them come true. Let’s unleash the power of people, including you and your colleagues, together.

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AI Here, There, and Everywhere

Épisode 8

mardi 20 mai 2025 • Durée 46:59

Why Listen?

We know you want and need a playlist for artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace. And this episode closes with that playlist!

But first you'll want to listen in to learn about how our guests are reimagining the future of work *today* with the help of AI. You're hearing about how fast sectors like medicine, business, and science are moving thanks to AI. What about PK–12 education?

Check out how HR and other leaders in education are using AI to achieve productivity—and new ways of collaboration—that we previously couldn't imagine.

Is it cool? Yes.
Is it nerdy? Yes.
But do you need it? Also, yes.

As EXMI Co-Founder & Chief Emily Douglas-McNab says, "It's time to embrace AI. Organizations are going to have to make a very mindful choice: Be part of the movement, or choose not to be part of the movement. Those who choose not to be part of the movement will find themselves in a place where they don’t want to be."

Guests

Emily Douglas-McNab: Co-Founder and Chief, Experience Management Institute
Minny Poon: Data Scientist, Experience Management Institute

Topics

Here's what this episode covers:

AI cannot replace human judgment. You don’t have to be a data scientist to be able to figure out how to use it. You do need to expose yourself to what is possible.
Artificial and human intelligence belong together. AI is not a tool that is going to replace humans, but it will enhance our efficiency, creativity, and collaboration at work.
EXMI's framework of eight use cases for AI, with examples of how AI can help on the daily and over time.
What leaders of strategy in districts, state departments of education, and other education orgs across the country most need from AI. Unleashing the power of people in a reimagined workplace is already happening with the help of AI!

Stay Interview Strategies with Impact

Épisode 7

mercredi 23 avril 2025 • Durée 57:25

Why Listen?

Tune in to this episode to explore the challenges of attracting and retaining educators. Discover how two experienced Human Resources leaders from suburban Chicago school districts tackled these issues head-on through innovative stay interview programs developed during their participation in the Executive Human Capital Leader in Education certification program. Learn about:

Unique approaches to recruitment and retention with the help of stay interviews
The power of collaborative action research
Surprising differences in what motivates teachers, support staff, and administrators to remain in their roles

This episode delves into the practical application of stay interviews not just for retention, but also as a powerful tool for recruitment and understanding the employee value proposition directly from current staff. Hear firsthand accounts of challenges, the importance of data analysis versus “just data collection,” and how leadership buy-in impacts success.

As guest Dale Fisher puts it, "Retention is the new recruitment! If you don't understand why your employees are thinking of leaving, or are leaving, or have had considerations about their career in your district, then you're missing a real opportunity."

Guests

Dr. Naima Khandaker: VP of Strategy, Experience Management Institute
Dr. Dale Fisher: Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources, Deerfield Public Schools District 109
Dr. Julia Wheaton: Associate Superintendent (formerly Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources), Consolidated High School District 230

Topics

The discussion highlights how the guests leveraged their participation in the cohort-based eHCLE program, emphasizing the value of action research, peer feedback, and dedicated coaching to refine their distinct projects, including:

The rationale behind coupling exit interviews (reactive) with stay interviews (proactive).

The Best Strategy? Listen to Your Community

Épisode 6

jeudi 23 janvier 2025 • Durée 18:41

Why Listen?

In this episode, members of the EXMI staff have a conversation with Supt. Dana Addis of Hudson City Schools, a Northeast Ohio suburban district that’s been dynamic for decades.

Emerging from COVID, the district worked hard to set a strong foundation for their strategic plan. The plan won an award from the Ohio School Public Relations Association: the coveted Mark of Distinction. This means the judges gave it an A grade—in a field of much stiffer competition than in previous years across all awards. Hudson won in the category of Special Purpose Publications.

According to Supt. Addis, “There’s nothing I do as a superintendent that isn’t vetted through our school community. We don’t ever want people to feel like they’re getting a top-down decision (except for snow days!).”

Guests

Supt. Dana Addis, Hudson City Schools
Vice President of Experience Steve Fujii, Experience Management Institute
Director of Marketing and Operations Erin Howell, Experience Management Institute

Topics

Supt. Addis and EXMI colleagues Steve and Erin discuss these topics focused on community engagement in the planning process:

Why the district decided to undertake strategic planning, and how it advanced with the help of a partner.
How an impressive level of community engagement unfolded.
How Hudson City Schools unleashes the power of its people—including students, educators, and the community.
Supt. Addis’ predictions for the future of work.

“Our people have the power to be creative and take chances,” says Supt. Addis. “I am seeing the best work ever from educators in my 34 years. We are doing more now than we’ve ever done…we are growing students more as people…The future [of work in education] is addressing individual needs—even more.”

Students Are Our Why

Épisode 5

jeudi 12 décembre 2024 • Durée 45:45

Why Listen?
This episode features two human capital leaders in education from Garland Independent School District, a Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex-area organization serving the communities of Garland, Rowlett, and Sachse, Texas. With 50,000+ students, the district is the second-largest in Dallas County, fifth-largest in Dallas-Fort Worth, 15th-largest in Texas, and one of the 100 largest in the nation.

Guests address how to develop and implement a comprehensive human capital management system that prioritizes people, embraces change and technology, and circles back with questions and support. Having a firm purpose of putting a qualified educator in the classroom with every student as their first and foremost goal makes every day have meaning.

Guests

Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Dr. Gradyne Brown, Garland Independent School District
Human Resources Director Eboney Forté, Garland Independent School District
Vice President of Client Services Teresa Daulong, Experience Management Institute

Topics
Dr. Brown and Eboney cover these key points about their human capital management system, highlighting people, process, prioritization, planning, platforms, and partners—and why it all begins with students:

Their approach to human resource management from a very strategic perspective, as well as handling the tactical responsibilities with great attention to detail.
Improvements, both recent and upcoming, to the HR organization, systems, and processes.
How data has informed their change process, and how key metrics have been communicated to stakeholders.
In the news, there are often stories about RIFs due to funding that goes away (e.g., ESSER dollars). This has not been the case with GISD. Why not?
Advice for other districts looking to make strategic and structural improvements to their systems

In the words of Dr Brown, the most important lesson is to “involve the humans who will be involved in implementing the plan so they have ownership. How will your tactic impact the entire system? Work with others in your system who have ideas, too.”

Respect for All

Épisode 4

mercredi 31 juillet 2024 • Durée 26:18

Why Listen?
How do we ensure respect for all? SHRM has removed the work "equity" from its program name. Yet a recent EdWeek article states there are still impactful efforts going on in districts, focused on belonging.

The important work here is about improvements to the employee and student experience. Culture and climate are enhanced by awareness and action informed through access and belonging.

How can we shift the focus so the conversations continue, and the hard work to ensure respect for all keeps its momentum?

Guests

Loudoun County Public Schools Director of Talent Development Tanisha Holland
Experience Management Institute Vice President of Strategy Dr. Naima Khandaker

Topics
Student outcomes and employee experience both have proven positive impacts due to access- and belonging-based programs. This episode explores:

Why it's important to know how to implement best practices for students and educators
Meaningful work in education to reinforce and activate welcoming environments
How we can prepare people for conversations that are critical for collaboration and meaningful work on culture and climate
Why training itself is not a solution, and why it is important to change daily behaviors
How we can move forward together in situations where we cannot say some words but need to communicate the message that all means all, and everyone is worthy of empathy, respect, and understanding

Resources
Consider becoming a trailblazer. Check out the American Association for School Personnel Administrators’ new course, “Building a Diverse, Equitable, and Inclusive Workplace.”

This course is for anyone who leads or supports related work at their organization, whether public, private, or nonprofit.

With six self-paced lessons, the course provides essential tools for practitioners and teams to activate in their organizations.

School District Impacts: Fair Labor Standards Act Changes

Épisode 3

jeudi 27 juin 2024 • Durée 17:49

Why Listen?
Up to 20% of education employees could be impacted by the recent Fair Labor Standards Act changes for exempt employees.

Guests
Emily Douglas-McNab and Dr. Kate Heynoski, Co-Founders and Chiefs at Experience Management Institute, share their insights, along with the organization's VP of Client Services Teresa Daulong.

Topics
They cover the who, what, where, when, why, and how of the updates—and the next best steps for educational organizations to take as they:

Look at the data to identify those impacted
Determine the strategy for making updates to classifications for exempt and non-exempt employees
Communicate with employees to ensure clear understanding of the changes

Resources
Here are more resources to inform next steps:

American Association of School Personnel Administrators [blog post]: Implementing the Revised Fair Labor Standard Act Rules
U.S. Department of Labor (blog post): What the New Overtime Rule Means for Workers
U.S. Department of Labor (fact sheet): Overtime
U.S. Department of Labor (webinar): Final Rule: Restoring and Extending Overtime Protections
U.S. Federal Register: Defining and Delimiting the Exemptions for Executive, Administrative, Professional, Outside Sales, and Computer Employees

Who’s in Charge of Recruitment—PR or HR?

Épisode 2

mercredi 18 octobre 2023 • Durée 31:05

In this episode, Experience Management Institute (EXMI) Co-Founder and Chief Emily Douglas-McNab hosts American Association of School Personnel Administrators Executive Director Kelly Coash-Johnson and EXMI VP of Engagement Kim Ratcliff.

They discuss how to bridge the gap between HR and PR for better employee recruiting, featuring:

Truths and lies about recruiting
Creating meaningful experience
Telling true stories of HR and PR working together for recruitment success
Using data to build personas,
Writing messaging and prioritize channels

To fine-tune all recruitment marketing efforts, the consensus is that PR and HR must collaborate at each stage. Review this white paper from AASPA on the 5 Shifts to Address the National Educator Shortage to learn more about actionable solutions that are working for educator recruitment.

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