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Welcome to The AUIS Podcast!This episode is a special one, we are joined by the famous Kim Scott, the author of RadicalRespect: How to Work Together Better and Radical Candor: Be a Kick-Ass Boss WithoutLosing Your Humanity and co-founder of the company Radical Candor. Kim was a CEOcoach at Dropbox, Qualtrics, Twitter, and other tech companies. She was a member of thefaculty at Apple University and, before that, led AdSense, YouTube, and DoubleClick teamsat Google. Prior to that, Kim managed a pediatric clinic in Kosovo and started a diamond-cutting factory in Moscow.Throughout the Episode, Kim Scott offers a profound perspective on leadership through thelens of empathy, emotional intelligence, and collaboration. The key takeaway is that effectiveleadership requires not just authority, but a deep commitment to building meaningfulrelationships within teams. Moving forward, leaders should focus on nurturing a feedbackculture, prioritising self-awareness, and striking a balance between personal care andprofessional challenges. Action Suggestions include regularly soliciting team feedback andensuring you maintain your emotional well-being to foster a thriving work environment.Key points:● Leadership Focus: Emphasizes relationships over hierarchy; leadership is aboutcollaboration.● Feedback Culture: Creating a culture of candid feedback is vital for effectiveleadership.● Emotional Intelligence: Leaders must manage their emotions for better teamdynamics.● Caring and Challenging: Balancing personal care with direct challenges enhancesworkplace relationships.● Crises as Opportunities: Showing vulnerability during crises fosters trust and unitywithin teams.TimeStamps00:00:50 Introduction00:02:40 Management and Kim’s experience with it00:04:53 the dynamic of leadership around the world00:08:15 Building Relationships and Professionalism00:12:08 Crisis Management00:16:45 Managing Teams and Cooperations00:20:31 Personal Reflections on Leadership00:23:46 Managing Emotions00:27:01 Podcast ConclusionWhether you’re passionate about Good Leadership and Team Management, or simplyenjoy meaningful conversations, this episode is one you won’t want to miss. Follow us through our Linktree to stay updated on upcoming episodes. Share your thoughts in the comments, we’d love to hear what you think!

Welcome to the AUIS Podcast!In this episode, we sit down with Mr. Matt Oshel, the GLI Iraq Director, for an insightful conversation centered around The Speed of Trust. Together, we explore how trust functions as a powerful currency in leadership, community building, and personal growth. Mr. Oshel shares real-world perspectives on why trust accelerates collaboration, strengthens relationships, and transforms organisations, and how we can cultivate it in our daily lives. Tune in for a thoughtful and practical discussion on the true value of trust and its role in shaping meaningful change.Timestamps00:00:41 Mr Matt’s Opinion on the book00:01:25 How the book “Speed of Trust” is different00:03:45 trust and leadership in workplaces00:05:14 building trust00:09:32 the beginning of distrust00:11:00 Can you be a different person to lead?00:13:54 gaining complete trust00:16:26 being a trusted leader00:20:40 showing true respect00:22:30 creating transparency00:24:55 most important takeaway from the book Whether you are interested in leadership and trust or simply enjoy thoughtful conversations, this episode offers insights worth listening to.Follow us: LinktreeShare your thoughts in the comments and let us know what you think of the episode.

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Welcome to the AUIS Podcast!This episode of the AUIS Podcast with Ms Jamalieh Haley, an English Lecturer at AUIS, features a discussion focused on the themes of creativity, education, and the interplay between language, literature, and societal challenges. The main objective is to explore how creative writing and poetry not only allow for self-expression but also serve as powerful tools for social commentary and critique. The conversation emphasises the significance of understanding different perspectives, particularly in the context of teaching and poetry, and how language can shape societal narratives. Suitable for those interested in literature, creative writing, and education, viewers can learn about the dynamics of literary expression and its impact on societal issues.Timestamps00:00:00 Introduction and Context00:02:46 Academic Background and Career Path00:05:16 Teaching Philosophy00:07:31 Literature and Voice00:10:11 The Nature of Metaphor00:12:44 Representation and Power Dynamics00:15:21 Free Speech and its Limits00:17:51 Structure and Punctuation in Writing00:20:31 Narrative Construction in Writing00:26:46 ConclusionWhether you are interested in English or simply enjoy thoughtful conversations, this episode offers insights worth listening to.Share your thoughts in the comments and let us know what you think of the episode.

Welcome to the AUIS Podcast!In this episode we are joined by Dr Hoger Mahmud, IT Department Chair at AUIS.️In this episode, we sit down with the IT Department Chair at AUIS to talk about whatit really takes to become a good programmer. From developing the right mindset to buildingpractical skills, he shares insights that every aspiring coder and computer science studentneeds to hear.Timestamps:0:16 ئەزموونی د. هۆگر3:43 پرۆگرامینگ بەهرەیە یان فێربوونە؟6:15 پرۆگرامەرەکان ناتوانن لەناو تیم کاربکەن؟9:05 جیاوازی پرۆگرامەرەکانی دەرەوە و ناوخۆ11:45 زمانەکانی پرۆگرامینگ15:27 کاریگەرییەکانی زیرەکی دەستکرد لەسەر پرۆگرامینگ18:36 زیرەکی دەستکرد چۆن یارمەتی پرۆگرامەر دەدات؟21:14 جیاوازی نێوان پرۆگرامەری باش و خراپ24:40 گرنگییەکانی سایبەر سکیورتی26:40 کۆتاییWhether you are interested in becoming a programmer or simply enjoy thoughtfulconversations, this episode offers insights worth listening to.Share your thoughts in the comments and let us know what you think of the episode.

Welcome to the AUIS Podcast!In this episode we are joined by Dr Esmail Namiq Hussein, a professor of Law at The AUISLaw Department.Dr. Esmail’s journey provides a fascinating insight into the legal world. He explains how thecourt system operates, detailing the intricate processes that ensure fairness and justice.From the formation of laws to their implementation, he highlights the foundational principleson which laws are based and the key considerations lawmakers must take into accountwhen creating legislation. He also sheds light on why court proceedings often take time,emphasizing the careful deliberation, thorough examination of evidence, and proceduralrequirements that protect the rights of all parties involved.Additionally, Dr. Esmail introduces the AUIS approach to teaching law, highlighting how thecurriculum goes beyond traditional legal studies. He emphasizes the value of pairing lawwith complementary minors, such as political science, international relations, or business,which equip students with diverse perspectives and skills, ultimately shaping morewell-rounded and effective lawyers.TimeStamps:00:00:00 پێشەکی00:00:46 ژیانی در ئیسماعیل00:03:20 بەرهەم و پرۆژە یاساییەکانی در. ئیسماعیل00:06:05 هاوسەنگی نێوان چەمکی ئازادییە گشتییەکان و پاراستنی مافی خەلک00:08:15 دانانی یاساکان و تێکەل بوونیان لەگەل بنەما کۆمەالیەتییەکان00:10:53 خێرایی و دۆخی پرۆسە یاساییەکان لە دادگا00:13:43 جیاوازی سیستەمی خوێندن لە زانکۆی ئەمریکی عێراق سلێمانی00:19:37 سوودەکانی خوێندنی ماینەر00:23:00 کۆتاییWhether you are interested in law or simply enjoy thoughtful conversations, this episodeoffers insights worth listening to.Share your thoughts in the comments and let us know what you think of the episode.

Welcome to the AUIS Podcast!In this episode, we are joined by Ms Tre Kamaran Jamal, Administrative Admissions Assistant.In this episode, we start with a brief introduction before diving into what makes AUIS different and unique among universities in the region. We then explore the common challenges that first-year students face as they transition into university life. The conversation continues with an in-depth look at the AUIS application process and the Academic Preparatory Program (APP), followed by insights into the university’s distinctive teaching system. We also discuss what a minor is and how students can choose one to complement their major. Later, we touch on some of the most popular major choices at AUIS and take a closer look at the English Department. The episode wraps up with an overview of the job opportunities available for AUIS students and alumni, highlighting how AUIS prepares its graduates for future success.Whether you are interested in joining AUIS or simply enjoy thoughtful conversations, this episode offers insights worth listening to.Timestamps:0:00:00 پێشەکی00:03:57 چی وایکردووە AUIS جیاواز بێت؟00:04:28 ئەو ئاڵەنگارییانە چیین کە خوێندکارانی قۆناغی یەکەم ڕووبەڕووی دەبنەوە؟00:05:39 پرۆسەی داواکاری و APP00:08:10 سیستەمی فێرکردن00:09:53 ماینەر چییە؟00:11:58 بەشە بەناوبانگەکانی زانکۆکەمان00:13:28 بەشی ئینگلیزی00:15:21 هەلی کار بۆ خوێندکاران و خوێندکارانی پێشووی AUIS00:18:09 کۆتایی Share your thoughts in the comments and let us know what you think of the episode.