Servant Leadership
Fundamentally the servant leader does his utmost to meet the needs of others first. Can that work? Is that leadership as we know it?
Read morePersonal Productivity: What’s Love Got to Do with It?
Would you be more productive personally by being selfish? Or does your personal productivity depends in large measure on your ability to get on with others?
Read moreManaging Millennials
44% of Millennials expect to change jobs within two years, and more than two-thirds in three years’ time. Can you manage a Millennial? Can you hold on to them and their talent?
Read moreHow Artificial Intelligence Impacts Sales and Selling
With AI coming do we need Sales People any more?
Read moreThe Benefits of Assessment Centres in the Recruitment Process

Interviews, as a method of recruitment are ineffective at finding successful candidates and getting recruitment wrong is very expensive. Are Selection or Assessment Centres any better?
Read moreWhat Makes Communication Work?
Communication, it is the life-blood of your organization. Without it, people work to their own agenda. And yet we are so busy we avoid effective communication and hate meetings. Help!
Read moreThe Indispensable Skill of Every Manager
Most Managers get promoted from non-managerial positions because they have excelled as Non-Managers. This time-honoured path to promotion is a flawed one.
Read moreHow to Re-Engage the Disengaged
If you don’t know why employees become disengaged, then you’ll never re-engage them. Read on for six things: Three that encourage re-engagement and three that disengage people.
Read morePut a Sock in It
Sales people seldom admit that they talk too much. For prospects, it is their most common complaint. Read five ways to know you are over talking and what to do instead.
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