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Amantha Imber

Amantha Imber

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Host, How I Work

Melbourne

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Total articles 260

  • Travel like a pro: Tips for staying sane and productive on the go

    By Amantha Imber| Smart Company (Australia) Verified By the end of last week, I had been on six flights. So, I thought I’d share a few of my go-to strategies for making work travel a bit smoother (or at least how I try to do it). As a keynote speaker, travel is a big part of my job. Now that in-person events are back in full swing, so are my days on planes.

    By Amantha Imber · Smart Company (Australia)

    Oct. 01, 2024

  • Travel like a pro: Tips for staying sane and productive on the go

    By Amantha Imber| Smart Company (Australia) Verified By the end of last week, I had been on six flights. So, I thought I’d share a few of my go-to strategies for making work travel a bit smoother (or at least how I try to do it). As a keynote speaker, travel is a big part of my job. Now that in-person events are back in full swing, so are my days on planes.

    By Amantha Imber · Smart Company (Australia)

    Oct. 01, 2024

  • How leaders' short-term thinking can doom the most promising workplaces

    By Amantha Imber| Fast Company Verified The relentless chase for immediate profits is pushing even the brightest workplaces to the brink. As companies scramble to meet quarterly targets, they often sacrifice employee well-being and long-term growth, inadvertently setting themselves up for failure. Inventium’s 2024 Future of Work research found that when profit overshadows people, the resulting short-term thinking can doom even the most promising organizations to a future of diminished returns and disengaged employees.

    By Amantha Imber · Fast Company

    Jul. 15, 2024

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How I Work

Melbourne, Australia