In my last blog alter egos I started to share some personal traits and experiences that led me in to the world of developing communities to support learning. It wasn’t an overnight thing and it’s still very much work in  progress and I’m learning eac

Customer service leads to customer interest which then leads to customer orders.  While best business practices covers a large number of subject areas, the most important objective of any business is to stay in business.  You could be the most effici

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Does anyone know where to find a clear definitive list of specific activities within the 70 20 10 concept ? I need some inspiring examples within each category ?

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Don't miss this, no-stone-unturned, look at the CIPD Profession Map by the gifted Siobhan Mac Court:

Have you ever wondered how easy it is to plagiarise another person's work without realising it? It dawned on me recently that many of us can easily fall into this trap despite knowing the basic principles of plagiarism. So why do we repeat these mist

Introduction

API security is a critical concern for businesses today as APIs become increasingly central to the modern software landscape. The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) has identified the top 10 security vulnerabilities that threat

We’ve noticed an increase in demand from our clients to organise In-house or Onsite training in a wide range of topics including Management Programmes, Sales Training, Health & Safety and more so we thought we’d highlight some of the advantages and b

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I have just spent half a day working through the first of the learning pathways for HR 5 Diploma. I'm feeling a mixture of excitement and nerves. I have missed studying, sort of, since leaving University and I am looking forward to havi

What if you could quickly comprehend massive data through a few simple prompts?

What if you could get the right information and make accurate predictions?

Data scientists are getting their hands on AI-based technology. To manage and quickly interpret l

 This is the second of my series of blogs from a session I ran at the CIPD NAP conference. The five tips can be remembered by using the mnemonic CRUMMSS.

• C - choice - last weeks blog
• R - Rewards - this weeks blog
• UM - Use metaphors
• MS - Microskills

This post comes courtesy of Oliver Emberton - you can view the original post here

I thought it was very relevant for anyone who is looking for a great way to get to know a group or individual and whilst it's evidently not scientific I think it would