corporate governance general
Preaching the Human Sigma Gospel
A few years ago, the BBC ran a series of programmes looking at the real world of customer experience. They used a concealed camera to […]
psychoanalytic / psychodynamic psychology / brain science
Executive Coaching is a maturing market
Hard facts about the coaching market are difficult to come by. The following are not exactly surprises, but it’s nice to know there’s some evidence […]
general portfolio careers
It’s all in the name, but which one?
Some time ago, I did a Google search on “Executive Coach” only to discover that most have 52 seats and are owned by Wallace Arnold! […]
emotional & spiritual intelligence executive / leadership behaviour psychoanalytic / psychodynamic psychology / brain science
Is emotional intelligence an infantile approach to life?
You can tell it’s the silly season when journalists have to take pot shots at the world around them. This kind of thing is most […]
emotional & spiritual intelligence executive / leadership behaviour psychology / brain science
Do company-wide development programmes work?
From time-to-time you hear of, what are generally bespoke, training companies, delivering a company-wide leadership development programme. The firm, BTS from Sweden, is fairly typical, […]
corporate social responsibility emotional & spiritual intelligence executive / leadership behaviour general
What makes an ethical leader?
The Ethical Corporation, publishers of EC Magazine, have just released their annual list of “ethical leaders”. It features:1) Stuart Rose – Chief executive, iconic UK […]
general
Make Sense of Unstructured Data
An interesting article appeared in Computer Weekly earlier this week, that you might find worth reading. It looks in some detail at the problem facing […]
portfolio careers
Do some professions demand a portfolio career?
An interesting article appeared in the Newcastle Journal this week, describing a forthcoming Candlelit Christmas Concert. In it one of the musicians, who trained at […]
general
Damning criticism of Six Sigma by US Quality Professional
In an article this week in one of the US’ leading manufacturing journals, Industry Week, David Cochran, Vice President of Operations, QualPro, launches a damning […]
general
USAF saves nearly 50000 walking miles, 16000 man-hours and $8M
There’s nothing like a good case study to get people’s imagination going, so the following may be of interest to anyone involved in Process Improvement. […]
