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It’s all well and good telling your employer that you have an O’level in computer studies, but that doesn’t hold much water if you learnt on a Sinclair Spectrum back in 1986.

How to get your ducks in a row

by Paul on 5 April 2011 · 0 comments

Often, you will need to set out to achieve a goal without any clear idea of how it will be done.

Stop. Your mind flagged this idea as interesting for a reason. How could you apply this in your work or your life?

And the circus came to town

by Paul on 11 August 2010 · 0 comments

Think of what you do and notice how it impacts customers

Listening – four choices

by Paul on 5 May 2010 · 0 comments

At work, or at home, how often do we really listen – with empathy and sincere interest?

The nightmare of every employee engagement officer is the water cooler toxic.

It’s not often that you get the gift of honest face-to-face feedback, mainly because it’s rare to find someone who is open and direct enough to do so.

The idea that starts everything

by Paul on 9 February 2010 · 1 comment

As a manager, notice the ideas from your team. Ideas that grow become a vision for the future. If you value your future, then make sure it is full of your ideas.

Business magic – Self belief

by Vandy on 1 February 2010 · 1 comment

We’re inclined to think that we need to know everything before we take the leap and try something new. I challenge that view.

How balanced is your life?

by Paul on 27 January 2010 · 1 comment

We talk about Work-life balance as though the two were separate. It is almost as though we are saying that when we are working, we are not living.