Engaging employees can be tough at the best of times, let alone during change. In this post, you’ll find out how to engage successfully.

Engaging employees can be tough at the best of times, let alone during change. In this post, you’ll find out how to engage successfully.
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.
Peters and Waterman identified eight attributes that excellent organisations typically have in common. Whilst reading through the attributes, it struck me that there was one underlying principle for all eight: Communication.
Power left unchecked and unbalanced can take a leader and an organisation to a dark place.
Most of us spend more time with our work colleagues than we do with our friends and families. For those working full-time, that’s eight hours
It’s ‘back to school’ and the start of a new academic year, certainly if you are in the UK. And that ‘new boy/girl’ feeling can