Collaboration is an essential component of performance in today’s world.
Collaboration is an essential component of performance in today’s world.
At a recent meeting, one of the things we discussed was raising the credibility of the in-house organisational development (OD) team.
The challenge of employee engagement is not solely the preserve of HR. The challenge is for those in leadership roles across the country.
Difficult conversations. I’ve had lots of them, as I’m sure you have. There was a time when I’d avoid them like the plague. Particularly when it involved feeding back to someone who I didn’t really get on with, or who was higher up the food chain than me.
In a recent leadership coaching session, a client asked, “how do I manage someone whose performance is great but whose attitude is, at best, questionable? And how the hell do I give them feedback on their attitude?”
I’ve just finished reading Tim Ferriss’ new book, ‘Tools of Titans’ and the one overarching takeaway was that consistency is king, queen and everything in between. Tim, himself, says, “It’s not what you know, it’s what you do consistently”.