How small arguments become big wars and what happens then
If there was one skill that I wish I could bestow on the general population, it would be to be able to speak one’s mind
If there was one skill that I wish I could bestow on the general population, it would be to be able to speak one’s mind
Here in Western Australia, we are in the middle of summer holidays — which means spending a lot of time around water of any sort.
This time of year is notorious for having to do the social rounds.. Often, these conversations are just variations on a theme. “How are you
Of all the questions I get asked about managing people, this one would have to be at the top of the list. “How do I
I don’t know about you, but it seems like there is a lot of shouting happening at the moment. People are trying to be heard, to
So the thing about feedback is that we often think of our own discomfort in giving it. It feels awkward, uncomfortable. We worry what the
It’s a tricky thing this communicating thing. As humans, we are wired to avoid conflict. And given that most of us are decent human beings,
I went to a breakfast meeting today, and one of the questions asked was what were the key issues affecting the workplace in today’s environment.
Of course the difficult conversations are by nature, the ones that we try to avoid (and rationalise with ourselves why we are avoiding it). So,
What do you do when an employee simply refuses to do what they are employed to do? A recent example what an employee actually refusing
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