You may have heard that letting your cell phone run down to 0% before recharging is bad for its overall battery life. This turns out to be a relevant metaphor for device users, too: it’s far better to recharge our own “batteries” regularly, rather than wait until we are totally depleted or burned out. Download […]
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I remember it clearly… I had a group of 16 enthusiastic managers who had just completed a 3 day manager education class in Sofia, Bulgaria. They were a great class. I still have the Bulgarian cow bell that they gifted me with when they noticed how much energy it took for me to get their
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Why Unleashing Your Team Breeds Brilliance We’ve all seen it: the leader who swoops in with the answer, radiating an air of “because I said so.” It feels efficient, sure. But it’s a recipe for missed opportunities and a stifled team. As leaders, we often fall prey to the illusion that we have all the
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Unlock the Power of Diversity: 5 Ways Leaders Can Foster Inclusion There has long been a case for diversity in the workplace from a moral and ethical perspective. However the research on the business impact of a diverse workforce has only started coming in more recently. Diversity as a “tick in the box” has no
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With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), whispers of job displacement have sparked widespread anxiety. Will robots like my new vacuum cleaner, Stephan, soon render human workers obsolete? While certain tasks face automation, the reality is more nuanced.
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The Tug-of-War: 2023’s Office vs. Home Battleground 2023 was characterised by tension between work-from-home, versus back in the office. Senior executives were banging the drum that collaboration & productivity requires face time, and many employees were resistant to changing their now established home working patterns that had created a level of comfort, balance and focus.
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Does this buzz term reflect a shift in thinking about work culture and engagement? “Quiet quitting” is a term that has sprung up in recent months and has seen plenty of commentary on various forums from TikTok to major news platforms such as The Economist and NPR. Since most of these sources are based in
Young talent entering the workforce are facing unprecedented obstacles: But attracting and recruiting young, hot skills is a business imperative for many reasons: Early talent have a “fit-gap” Early Talent however seldom “fit” into an organisation quickly and easily. Covid & remote work has made this even more challenging as early talent don’t pick up
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Sarah got into the groove of leaving early from her home, to avoid the congestion on the highway, listening to a podcast in her car and arriving at the office before it got busy. She spent the first hour or so getting coffee from the office Nespresso machine, checking some of her social channels and
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2020 ended with a lot of deeply fatigued workers. Did 2021 change anything? Not specifically, but as we always do at the end of a year, we expect things to change with the hanging of a new calendar. So what are you doing to change things proactively? I spend a lot of time in Zoom/
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