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THE ESFERICAL BLOG

Esferical Orbit.
Fresh perspectives on work.

People, work and technology.
Questions that open up new perspectives.

Ideas to help you understand what’s happening in organisations
and make better decisions about what comes next.

Understand the work
Put people first
at the centre
View technology
critically

FEATURED READING

Before doing more,
ask what it’s for.

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Read, share a question, and open up a new perspective.

OUR PERSPECTIVE

Good questions
get ideas moving.

Esferical Orbit is a space for thinking about people, work, and organisational transformation. It uses clear questions, recognizable situations, and attention to what happens in practice.

We are interested in connecting ideas with their context: for whom would a change make sense, what it means for people, and what it is important to understand before taking the next step.

Humans First also focuses on sharing knowledge: technology offers possibilities; people give meaning to their use.

TOPICS WE CONNECT

There’s more than one way
to look at work.

Five ways to start a conversation. Explore the questions we raise and their relationship to what we do at Esferical.

Work and organisationWhat work needs to be done?

The usefulness of a task, the clarity of a role, and coordination between teams are good starting questions. Understanding the work allows us to review what to keep, what to simplify, and where support is needed.

Talent and developmentWhat helps a person to progress?

Skills are put into practice in a specific situation. Examining responsibilities, feedback, and learning opportunities helps to make professional development meaningful.

Culture and leadershipWhat are we reinforcing every day?

Culture is also expressed in everyday decisions: what is recognised, how communication takes place, and what happens when something doesn't go as expected. Observing these habits allows for a useful conversation.

Well-being at workUnder what conditions are we working?

The workload, priorities, and relationships are all part of the work experience. Understanding these with individuals helps to identify what needs to be reviewed and where action may be necessary.

Capabilities and adoption of AIWhat needs to change to ensure that technology is beneficial?

Incorporating a tool also raises questions about knowledge, judgement, responsibilities, and learning. Its usefulness depends on how it fits into the work and how it is supported by individuals.

FROM READING TO CONVERSATION

An everyday task.
Three questions for your team.

Choose an activity that is repeated and bring together those who perform it and those who use its results. These questions, present in the highlighted reading, can help you get started.

  1. What is its purpose?

    Identify who uses the results and what decision or need it helps to resolve. Also, check what obligations or controls need to be maintained.

  2. What can be simplified?

    Review steps, formats, frequency, and approvals with the relevant people. Choose a limited change that you can verify.

  3. What will remain human?

    Clarify who interprets, reviews, and makes decisions. Evaluate the entire process, including the work required to correct or verify the results.

An initial conversation to review the task in its context.

Read the article in detail.

LET'S CONTINUE TALKING.

Ideas grow
when you share them.

You can also find us on LinkedIn. If a reading makes you think about a particular situation or you would like to suggest a topic, we would be delighted to hear your perspective.

What topic would you like to explore?

Tell us what question is currently present in your organisation.

Propose an idea

WHEN THE QUESTION IS ABOUT YOUR ORGANISATION

Turn an idea
into a conversation about your team.

If these ideas speak to a challenge your team is facing,
we can help you explore it and prepare the next step.

You can start with a question. We will define the scope together.