Stress at work is good, apparently ... sometimes
This all depends on the mindset of the individual:
"For employees with a positive stress mindset, there was an association between expecting a larger workload and taking more proactive steps to cope...
I'm a fond fan of posting blogs here on the DPG Community, but I'm always amazed at how much great content there is already on here. Today I was looking for some tips for successful studying. I hopped onto the Community and using the Search bar, foun
One of the worst academic crimes is plagiarism. This is the presentation of another person’s work as if it were your own, without acknowledgement of where it has come from. It’s important not to plagiarise because not only is it considered a form o
One of the key assessment requirements of the Level 5 and Level 7 HRM and HRD programmes is to plan a small-scale research project to investigate an HR-related issue in your organisation. At level 5, you don't have to conduct the research itself for
So you’ve decided to study for a professional qualification, one which will enable you to develop your knowledge and skills, give you more confidence in yourself, and help you achieve your career goals – maybe even lead to a pay rise or a new job. Fa
In my post A Blog about Blogs (Part One) I focussed on getting the most from blogs and using a RSS Reader to save you time and effort in finding great content. I was also able to share some blogs that I have and continue to benefit from and will co
I've just been reviewing some of my participants’ end of programme CPD records: reading what they have learned and – more importantly – how they’ve used their new found knowledge and skills both personally and professionally. I’m always amazed at the
