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Leading With Respect

Leading With Respect

著者： Bobby Bakshi
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Leading With Respect by Bobby Bakshi explores how respect shapes leadership, culture, and business success — through candid conversations with executives and thought leaders.

Respect isn’t just a value — it’s a business advantage.

In Leading With Respect by Bobby Bakshi, you’ll hear insightful, unfiltered conversations with executives, culture builders, and change-makers who are redefining leadership in today’s workplaces. Together, we explore how respect drives trust, engagement, and results — across teams, organizations, and industries.

Each episode connects back to The RESPECT Quotient™ framework — Recognize, Empathize, Stretch, Prioritize, Empower, Commit, and Transform, created by Bobby Bakshi Consulting LLC, offering practical lessons you can apply as a C-suite leader, manager, Head of HR/People & Culture, or culture champion.

Bobby Bakshi is a leadership development consultant, culture transformation expert, and a Microsoft alum. Through his work and conversations, he helps organizations bridge divides and lead with respect at every level. He works globally, with an emphasis on U.S. companies with India operations.

Whether you’re a CEO, people leader, or simply passionate about building respectful workplaces, this podcast will give you tools and inspiration to lead with impact.

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  • Servant Leadership and Respect

    Servant Leadership and Respect
    2025/12/18

    Greetings Friends,

    This week’s Leading With Respect conversation is a truly special one for me.

    I’m honored to feature, Howard Behar, former President of Starbucks, lifelong student of servant leadership, and someone I’ve had the privilege of knowing and learning from for many years. Howard is one of those rare leaders who doesn’t just talk about values—he lives them. And few people are as credible a voice on respect, trust, and leadership as he is.

    Servant leadership as a way of life

    When I asked Howard what he’s most passionate about today, his answer was immediate and unwavering: servant leadership. It's been his focus for decades.

    Not as a leadership model. Not as a business framework. But as a life model.

    Howard shared that after more than 60 years of studying and practicing servant leadership, he still believes its core truth is simple and profound: we are here to serve one another. When leaders truly embrace this mindset, it fundamentally changes how we relate, collaborate, and accomplish things together.
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    11 分
  • Servant Leadership and The Factory Floor

    Servant Leadership and The Factory Floor
    2025/12/10

    I’m thrilled to introduce this week’s guest: Jonathan Walker, RBLP-T, a leader I deeply admire and a peer in the leadership development space. Jon has spent his career serving others: from his roots in military training and psychology to his current role as a Senior Learning & Development Consultant at GE Appliances, where he works with employees across the full spectrum, from blue-collar manufacturing teams to white-collar leaders and the C-suite.

    Jon lives the work. He embodies respect, service, and the belief that every individual carries inherent dignity and worth. I’m grateful to bring his voice into this series.
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    17 分
  • Why Authenticity, Curiosity & Conversation Still Matter - With Britt Provost

    Why Authenticity, Curiosity & Conversation Still Matter - With Britt Provost
    2025/12/04

    This week, I’m thrilled to share a conversation that has been a long time coming. My dear friend from the Seattle leadership community, Britt Provost, joined me for a powerful dialogue on respect, trust, and the courage it takes to lead in complex times.

    For more than a decade, Britt has served as Chief People Officer across multiple companies. She’s now teaching leadership and management at the University of Washington – Bothell, leaning into a long-time passion for equipping future leaders. And like many of us this year, she’s in a moment of reflection, exploring what comes next.

    What I appreciate most about Britt is her clarity, honesty, and heart. And in this conversation, she delivers some of the most grounded insights we’ve had on the show.

    Listen here or watch the conversation on YouTube.
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    15 分
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