by Geoff Slade | Jan 28, 2014 | The world @work
In London over the New Year, I witnessed first-hand the buzz of the City even in the middle of winter. As with Australia, it’s a country grappling with a flood of people, in this case Eastern Europeans who want to make London home. The open borders of the EU... by Geoff Slade | Jan 21, 2014 | The world @work
It cuts both ways: You may already have managed someone old enough to be your grandfather, but sooner or later, according to recent research, you’ll be supervised by a friend of your granddaughter. A report from Suncorp Superannuation released in late 2013,... by Anita Ziemer | Jan 14, 2014 | The world @work
Here’s our 2014 New Year resolution, compliments of Mrs Jones, the 92 year old internet darling, still smiling and happy to wake up each morning for the simple pleasure of being alive. At Slade Group, we think The Mrs Jones List is just as true for... by Geoff Slade | Jan 7, 2014 | The world @work
We sometimes think we have it hard — working with the variable nature of human beings all day, every day. But I’d rather deal with talent ahead of economic forecasting any day. What’s your sense of 2014? Here’s a quick snapshot from some of our economic... by bsakellaris | Dec 17, 2013 | The world @work
High performing leaders share a number of common traits. With only small shifts over time, it’s interesting to observe a recent move in the number one attribute. Virginia Mansell, Executive Chairman of Stephenson Mansell Executive Coaching, says “For the... by Anita Ziemer | Dec 10, 2013 | The world @work
Could you fit our business leaders into the same frame as Keating’s view of Politicians? “Politicians come in three varieties: straight men, fixers and maddies,” Keating declared in the final part of Keating, The Interviews on ABC television,...