Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Communication”
The theory of challenge refers to the idea that individuals or systems grow, adapt, and improve when faced with challenges or obstacles. This theory is often seen in psychology, education, business, and even evolutionary biology. Everyone is defensive to some degree when challenged. Exposure to different types of obstacles shapes new ways of thinking, preventing you from falling into a stale creativity …
In the intricate labyrinth of the workplace, encountering difficult individuals is almost inevitable. These are the colleagues or clients who, intentionally or not, add an extra layer of challenge to your professional life. But who exactly are these “difficult people”, what fuels their challenging behaviour and why are they causing conflict in your workplace? Defining the ‘Difficult’ A “difficult person” …
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, prioritising employee development has become a crucial strategy for success. One of the most effective ways to nurture tale, foster team cohesion, and enhance productivity is through corporate residential programmes. These immersive experiences combine professional development with team-building activities, all set in an environment designed to inspire and recharge participants. What is a Corporate …
In today’s fast-paced workplace, the lines between professional and personal time are becoming increasingly blurred. Employees who once felt energised and productive are now finding themselves overwhelmed, unable to switch off, and facing emotional and physical exhaustion. This phenomenon, known as employee burnout, is more than just a buzzword – it’s a critical issue affecting both individuals and businesses. …
Resilience. It is the buzzword of the modern workplace, the trait that every job description and leadership seminar promote as essential. But what does it really mean to be resilient? And is it truly the magic ingredient for success in both our personal and professional lives? Let’s explore what resilience demands, how it benefits us, and why it might not …
Inspired by a presentation I have just attended, here are some classic examples of “how not to do it”: 1) You won’t be able to read the detail on this slide … so why is it there? Is this Mission Impossible? 2) Sorry, this isn’t my presentation … who are you and what are you doing here? 3) I won’t …
