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Off Balance. On Integration.

WORK life integration. Instead of trying to balance the two separate spheres in our lives, our professional and personal lives are now deeply personal and inextricably linked – and we want to see value in all we do. Organisations aware of this can focus on creating a...

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Who dares an open conversation?

Some folks are scared to ask the next question. The one that drills down just that bit further. I'm passing on the essence of an article I had considerable empathy with, by Belgian management consultant John Niland. "It takes both courage and energy to have real...

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Fireworks to really light up the joint

Back in Bittern when I was growing up, penny bungers were the fireworks of choice on New Year's Eve. I had more fun setting off and running away from my small stash of crackers than being a passive spectator to the brilliance of News Year's Eves at Times Square and on...

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What lies ahead?

From manufacturing to superannuation, VECCI invited ten members from a diverse cross-section of industries to share their expectations for business and their sectors in 2015. Slade Group Chairman, Geoff Slade, responds. The canary in the coal mine may not be singing,...

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Back to the future in five headlines

What could have turned into a navel gazing memory trip for old timers, instead turned up a treat of unexpected prescience. Revisiting Slade Reports from the 1980s, we've uncovered some headlines that were surprisingly accurate and still have relevance 30 years later....

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Who’s a Career Casanova then?

Sadly the fast and furious route to executive placement can turn out to be like a pick-up bar – full of promise from both parties, though often empty and ultimately unfulfilling. Think Tinder and Good2Go. Urrgh. It gives the illusions of satisfaction but really? Like...

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Beware the dangers of the overzealous non

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...

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