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,... by Geoff Slade | Dec 3, 2013 | The world @work
Our view at Slade Group is that a 33% quota on boards would be a great start. Why? It’s the maths. Let’s start by reconfirming that approximately equal numbers of men and women graduate with qualifications in Accounting, Law, Commerce and MBAs, which are... by Geoff Slade | Nov 26, 2013 | The world @work
My parents were self-employed. If you also grew up in a family business you’ve probably been immersed in the world of work since you could sit up at the dinner table. I was put to work once I could serve customers across the counter at our General Store. That was an... by Geoff Slade | Nov 26, 2013 | The world @work
Ok, so two of my four kids do have a Liberal Arts degree as their undergraduate degrees. That’s one reason I promise you, that they can hold a conversation with anyone of any age and they have enough general knowledge to ask intelligent questions and join the... by eebeli | Nov 26, 2013 | The world @work
Elizabeth Ebeli, Practice Manger of Digital Media at Slade Partners Executive Search, talks with Tim Martin from NET:101 about the evolving Australian digital and social media landscape. Particular focus on social media marketing and social media management roles...