Today we’re in conversation with Tracey Taylor, the current CEO of Yellow. She has got a wealth of experience in the people space, managing the human side of a business. In this podcast, we talk about business, startups, and high performance from a human perspective. Regardless of where you are in your journey, I’m sure you’ll capture a couple of epiphanies and that they will help you pave the way forward.
“But I feel obliged...”
This is why setting healthy boundaries are important…
Not just for your colleagues but also for your clients if you’re a business owner.
Tracey here explains a solution-focused approach for bringing up those conversations and having it lead to a mutually beneficial outcome. This comes from a wealth of experience in the people’s space, where she’s lead the HR departments of Yellow New Zealand, Dentsu and Pcubed.
In this podcast interview we speak about running a business but from a people’s perspective. Not numbers, but people.
A common trait I’ve been seeing from all the CEO’s I’ve interviewed so far is “Build your people and your people will build you”
If you’re a startup or solidified business, I think you’ll end up taking a lot from this interview. Links in comment below.
Bob Keen
EzyCharge
"They genuinely felt like development partners as opposed to a company that we had contracted."