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One-on-one meetings between managers and employees are essential for building strong working relationships, fostering productivity, and supporting employee development. However,
I loved the below thought about interrupting unconscious bias. It was a post from
When I ran agencies, there was one recruitment idea that changed the game. It was so incredibly obvious, and yet
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Over the years, I’ve seen performance punishment (and the fallout) in action countless times, so this article felt important. Performance
An enlightening TedX talk from a comedian and performer, Jordan Raskopolous about the dichotomy between being supremely confident in one
If you reward a behaviour, you get more of it. If you punish for a behaviour, you get less of
Some years ago – before remote working was a standard ‘thing’ – one of my co-workers used to leave voice
If you have something on your mind, a challenge you’re wrestling with or just want an alternative point of view, I’d be very happy to lend an ear and maybe help you start to unpick the issues.