Management-Issues columnist Charles Helliwell joins Wayne on this week’s Working Week for a lively discussion about initiative overload and project paralysis.
With research published earlier this month confirming that most managers are deeply sceptical about the constant stream of projects, ideas and initiatives coming down from on high – believing most of them to be a [...]
This week’s Working Week focuses on the issue of staff retention as Wayne talks to leadership development expert, Kevin Eikenberry.
Kevin is the author of Remarkable Leadership and Chief Potential Officer of The Kevin Eikenberry Group, a learning consulting company that provides a wide range of services, including training delivery and design, facilitation, performance coaching, [...]
As we all know, women think differently to men. And in the workplace, a quiet revolution is taking place as female thinking in the form of lateral and collaborative approaches to problem solving quietly start to replace traditional “male” work practices at all levels of corporate life.
That’s the starting point for this week’s Working Week, [...]
Is your inbox overwhelming you? Is it full of other peoples’ problems? Are you drowning in urgent messages, all demanding to be answered yesterday? Do you sometimes wish that the whole email revolution had never happened?
If the burden of electronic communication sometimes becomes just too much, you need to listen to the Working Week. Because [...]
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