by sbrown | Oct 22, 2014 | The world @work
In today’s marketplace, organisations across all sectors are very conscious of the need to retain good talent. Understandably, they worry about their IP walking out the door and going to the highest bidder, or employees setting-up in opposition down the road and... by Anita Ziemer | Oct 16, 2014 | The world @work
It’s interesting for an organisation to articulate its unique culture values. And it’s always a bit of argy bargy to settle on just four ‘cultural values’, or in plain English “the way we do things around here”. Let me recall a planning... by amaclean | Oct 8, 2014 | Professional Support, The world @work
I’m writing this article working from home (at 9:28am on a Thursday morning). I chose to do this due to the increased concentration afforded by the solitude of my apartment. It’s amazing how productive I can be when I have a little space for myself;... by Laurie Serafini | Oct 1, 2014 | Executive, The world @work
I was recently invited to a positive psychology talk (by my wife and daughter) with Smiling Mind – some of you may know the app? Being receptive to new ideas, I went along. I was impressed by the panel of speakers who included well-known psychologist Michael Carr... by Geoff Slade | Sep 23, 2014 | The world @work
Each of us probably has a moment of truth in their career when harsh but true words are sent our way. In the lead up to this year’s AFL Grand Final, I’m sharing my own personal experience. I was a 17 year old kid up from the country, drafted to the... by Geoff Slade | Sep 16, 2014 | The world @work
There’s almost nowhere better to enjoy solitude than on a long haul flight. As I’m writing this en route from London to Chicago, it’s the perfect moment to ponder can solitude as a condition of truly effective leadership override the currency of...