Dr. Kathryn Page is an organizational psychologist, author, and leadership partner at ByMany joins Enterprise Radio. Her new book is Good Work: Transform Your Work from the Inside Out.
This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Author Channel.
Listen to interview with host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Kathryn Page discuss the following:
- You argue that work can be a force for wellbeing, not just a source of stress. What needs to fundamentally shift for that to become true for more people?
- There’s a strong narrative that burnout is an individual resilience issue. Why do you challenge that—and what are we missing when we frame it that way?
- You introduce the idea of “fixing work, not workers.” What does that look like in practice for leaders and organisations right now?
- In your Me, We, Us framework, where do you see most organisations getting stuck—and why? Why did you choose this framework – and start with ‘me’? Which lens is most important and/or do they work together?
- For leaders who want to create high performance and protect wellbeing, what does good work design actually look like day-to-day? What does it mean to balance ‘high expectation’ with ‘high care’ practically speaking?
- If there was one practical change a team or organisation could make tomorrow to move closer to good work, what would it be?
Dr. Kathryn Page is an organizational psychologist, author, and leadership partner at ByMany, who has spent her career asking one big question: What makes work good for us? Based in Melbourne, she has worked with leaders across industries to design work that protects people, fuels wellbeing, and unlocks performance. Her clients include some of the world’s largest companies and health systems, and her research is cited broadly. Her new book, Good Work:Transform Your Work from the Inside Out (Wiley, May 11, 2026), shows how leaders and teams can design work that’s both human and high performing.
Website: https://bymany.com.au
Instagram: @drkatpage
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