Category: Leadership

How Your Communication and Language Drives Organisational Behaviours

Communication serves as the lifeblood that shapes its culture and influences the behaviours of its members. From formal directives to informal conversations, the language used within an organisation not only reflects its values but also plays a crucial role in determining its success. In this blog, we’ll delve into the impact of communication patterns on organisational behaviours and explore strategies for fostering a culture of open dialogue and mutual respect.

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Overcoming the Barriers to Online Learning and Development by Embracing the 70/20/10 Approach

In my experience there are several reasons why your L&D platforms aren’t being used or why people roll their eyes when they are told that there will be a workshop or program available for professional development. In this blog post, I will explore common reasons why teams might be hesitant to embrace online learning and discuss how implementing the 70/20/10 development approach can inspire active engagement.

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A Call to Transform the way you Lead

Delve into the commercial causes of burnout, and gain light on the hidden culprits that contribute to this pervasive issue. Understanding these root causes is essential, as it sets the stage for the crucial conversations that must take place to initiate positive change and transform leadership practices.

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The Silent Exodus: How a Poor Culture Creates Quiet Quitters and what you can do to stop it

Quiet quitters are individuals who possess immense potential, yet their subdued nature, lack of visibility or decreased motivation often lead them to fade into the background, ultimately leading to disengagement and underutilisation of their talents. This blog aims to shed light on the phenomenon of quiet quitters and strategies to ensure they shine and harness their latent leadership prowess.

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