When you think about it, no organisational failure of any magnitude can come as a surprise. Someone, somewhere, was aware that things were not right. Yet those people either did not say anything or their concerns were ignored.
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There has been a lot of change in my life recently, and through that process I have found myself reflecting on a fabulous model I came across a few years ago, when facilitating a change workshop.
The concept is called ‘The Path of…
Data & research has always fascinated me. Call me a geek (which I am proud to be btw), but research is the key to so many things. With a background in L&D, research helps me ensure I understand business challenges and can offer the right…
My colleague Sylvia Kelly a Career Consultant / Coach at Hays Career Transition has recently published a great article about the Career Change and Transition, that I thought to share, as this might be of interest to someone else. …
We are always helping you with new ways to study and tips to boost your productivity. Studying and completing your CPD is such an important thing to keep track of, so we have taken up the challenge of coming up with the top 10 series in and…
DPG are really pleased to be hosting a joint breakfast seminar with PWG/Apprenticeship Academy on the subject of The…
International Working Out Loud week kicks off on the 5th -11th June. Working Out Loud is one of the key practices in the new digital workplace and consists of sharing work, talking about what you are doing and helping others…
We've shared some of the greatest workplace designs when we discussed how the environment you work in contributes to productivity over …
Following the blog I wrote earlier this week "How you can learn every single day" I have been speaking to Helen Amery, Director at Wild Fig, Co-founder & Director of …
David D’Souza, Head of Engagement and London for CIPD, recently wrote about his experience in indulging his curiosity in the world of learning every day. He discusses how he has developed some habits in learning that are completely out of…
The other day I attended a workshop on coaching. During the workshop, participants were split into twos based on their ability (or non-ability) to tie a tie and were then asked to coach the other person in how to tie a tie. Part of the…
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