Are the culture killers derailing your workplace?
You are the average of the five people you spend time with. This statement, often attributed to Jim Rohn, is generally related to the people we choose to spend time ...
Getting your style right for a video interview
We’ve all seen it, haven’t we? That person on television being interviewed from home during lockdown who just doesn’t look right. Regardless of how expert they are in their field, ...
Making yourself findable online
Before getting into the detail of online profiles and search engines, always remember, the majority of open job opportunities are still filled through networks. This is because ultimately the actual ...
When high functioning leaders can’t listen
Truly listening is not an easy skill to master with mounting priorities and pressure. But not listening is the fastest way you can lose your teams trust and motivation. If ...
Why you have to write job applications with an ATS approach
Automation of the recruitment process has been happening for years – from candidate databases, LinkedIn, job boards, and even the humble email allowed a level of automation and filtering of ...
Are you a micromanager?
Micromanager! It’s a term that can strike dread in many leaders and managers, and can prompt all sorts of defences and excuses. Whether you’ve received this insight as part of ...
How to turn difficult conversations into courageous conversations
Difficult conversations are a fact of life for everybody. They show up in our professional roles, personal relationships and out in our community. But some of the most difficult conversations ...
How to stay motivated in your job search
If you’re searching for a new job right now, it can be a tough road no matter who you are and what level of role you’re looking for. A job ...
What are your workstyle preferences?
We live in an age of unprecedented ambiguity, but for those that are self-aware an age of opportunity. Peter Drucker, in his book “Managing Oneself,” explains the keys to keep ...