The demise of the ‘Hero Leader’: Six truths about leadership in the digital age
Agata Nowakowska gives us six ways that leadership is changing – or needs to change – in 2020.
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From the archive: Spotlight on critical reflection
Thinking critically about the past, present and future can be a “catalyst for learning”, says Mary Holmes. Here we unlock a classic piece about reflection from back in July 2012. Life is tough; old solutions based on repeating existing patterns…
Faking it? Why the imposter phenomenon may be a barrier to the post-Covid ‘new normal’
Dr Theresa Simpkin looks at the more serious implications of imposter syndrome.
TJ Newsflash: 30 July
Among a few other stories, find out how to mentor someone with manipulative tendencies in this week’s news round up. Read on…
A cultural revolution in the workplace: The shift towards an even more human business environment
Cara de Lange explains why all businesses need to shift towards a more human environment where staff can thrive, develop and grow.
Supporting emotional participants during online group learning
Deborah Humphrey and Claudia Filsinger look at ways to detect and manage emotions while facilitating online.
Reconnecting after the lockdown
Sarah Cook and Steve Macaulay look at the duty of care leaders must exercise to bring cohesion and connection back to work.
Tips and tricks to getting the gold from Zoom feedback and coaching
Elva Ainsworth discusses how, once critical factors are in place, virtual coaching can be more effective than the traditional approach.
Lucy Finn: “Be flexible and keep communicating with staff”
Terry Streather talks to Lucy Finn, Assistant Director People, Children’s Services – Scotland and North of England, Barnardo’s about how her work and staff policies in the current environment.
Eight strategies for retaining your training clients during a crisis
Freelance trainers and smaller businesses – this piece is for you. Kevin Gardner details eight ideas for customer retention.
