• Episode 12 - "Power Play" in relation to Founder's Syndrome, Corporate Psychopathy, and the Struggle for Control in Contested Spaces with Carol Fitzsimmons (Part 2)

  • Feb 20 2024
  • Length: 48 mins
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Episode 12 - "Power Play" in relation to Founder's Syndrome, Corporate Psychopathy, and the Struggle for Control in Contested Spaces with Carol Fitzsimmons (Part 2)

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  • In this compelling continuation of Dr. Jaime's conversation with Carol Fitzsimmons, they dive deeper into the intricate world of qualitative research. As they pick up where they left off, Dr. Jaime and Carol continue to explore the complexities of power structures and the challenges of navigating contested spaces.

    The conversation delves into qualitative research methodology, highlighting the use of powerful programs such as Otter.ai, Rev.com, and Dedoose. Despite the inherent "messiness" of qualitative research, they discuss the rhythm and structure that underpin a structured approach to data collection, analysis, and findings interpretation. They also address the difficulty of confronting findings that may initially appear unremarkable.

    Join Dr. Jaime and Carol on this thought-provoking journey as they inspire listeners to critically examine and transform their professional environments for the better.

    #OrganizationalDynamics #PowerStructures #EthicalLeadership #FounderSyndrome #CorporatePsychopathy #ProfessionalIntegrity #PositiveChange #SocialJustice #ContestedSpaces #Museums

    Until next time, this is Dr. Jaime, Your Adjunct Professor yapping along the trails of intellect, one thoughtful plod at a time.
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