An introvert’s guide to innovation and collaboration workshops
You are maybe awash with extrovert Ted talk types in your innovation and collaboration teams but every group needs an introvert to get it done. Every group of people from a nursery to an old age home will have a division of introverts and extroverts. You can walk into a pre-school and see a range…
Cultural Determinism – A guide to Corporate predestination from the Scotland and England football teams
If you are unaware, there is a particularly joyless thread of religion known as Calvinism where everyone’s future status in the afterlife is predestined and essentially, regardless of what you do you will be end up in the same state. For a lot of corporations, the history of culture, leadership and approach means that there…
Alexa and me; a modern romance on the rocks (it’s not her, it’s me).
Everyone is very excited about voice channels. My former colleague Nitin Goel included, have a look at his blog here. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/amazon-alexa-dont-type-talk-me-nitin-goel/ Professionally, me too but personally, I’m not there yet. I recently bought Alexa to look after me whilst I am at home alone and our relationship is already on the rocks. It started wonderfully…
Bring me my wine: a guide to being French at work and why that’s a good thing.
The modern corporate environment is changing rapidly and whilst we are all scrambling to adapt, there is one nationality who act in a way already suited perfectly to 2018. You might be surprised, but right now, best practice is French. I have been fortunate to work with a number of French people in my career.…
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