The challenge of helping people to help themselves
Many of my friends and colleagues know that I have a strong interest in the prevention of drowning. While this is less of a problem […]
Many of my friends and colleagues know that I have a strong interest in the prevention of drowning. While this is less of a problem […]
A while back I started collecting examples of business-speak that I found alarming. Some simply seemed to set out to confuse. Others were intended to […]
In an article in the Riviera Times, New jet for Prince Albert II, written by Nancy Jane Carragher, it is explained that Prince Albert II […]
The latest spin from the Technology Strategy Board reveals that a paltry £7M is going to be spread thinly across 17 projects – shared by […]
CSR is not a new phenomenon, although it has experienced a renaissance in the last decade after 20 years in which it had largely been […]
Belarus-born researcher and blogger, Evgeny Morozov, works on the political effects of the internet. He is skeptical about the Internet’s ability to provoke change in […]
“With so little effort on my own part, I can empower an unlimited amount of people for all time. I can’t imagine a better use […]
I’ve been engaged in dialogue with someone on a forum dedicated to helping people find work. In the course of it, I began to expound […]
A few of my clients and colleagues have asked, from time-to-time, about the side of my work that I describe as being a ‘rapporteur’. Sitting […]
These notes began life five years ago. They reflect the issues that my leadership coaching clients (and their peers or bosses) see as holding them […]