Last month I spoke to an executive networking group about work/life balance. I initially felt some resistance towards the topic. My thoughts went … really? Are we still talking about this? Are people still wanting to figure this out? Yes. Yes they are. It’s nearly always on the agenda with… read more
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7 lessons for work-life blend
Posted on October 20th, 2015 in Success & Work Life Balance with 0 comments
How to reduce staff turnover and to ensure top talent stays
Posted on August 27th, 2015 in Leadership & Recruitment & Retention with 0 comments
12 years ago, I was asked by my business coach to write down a list of all my frustrations in business and in life. I wrote a solid two pages of whinges. It was the permission I needed to have my own little pity parade with on orchestra of violins. It… read more
Caution! Why you shouldn’t hand over your referees before interview
Posted on June 23rd, 2015 in Recruitment with 0 comments
A natural step in the recruitment process is for employers to verify your employment history and job performance in previous roles before making you a formal offer of employment. Nothing new here. However, there are things that you should strongly consider before casually handing over your referee details. Talking to… read more
X Factor – A lesson in how NOT to deliver feedback
Posted on March 30th, 2015 in Leadership with 0 comments
A few weeks ago I was horrified to watch the two judges on New Zealand’s X factor supposedly giving feedback to one of the contestants during a live show. Did you see it? If not, you can watch it here. It was a beautiful (and horrific) example of how not… read more
Don’t keep your candidate waiting… the only 3 questions to ask before you hire
Posted on March 2nd, 2015 in Recruitment & Results with 0 comments
Top talent can be hard to find and enticing them to consider your role may be even harder. Even though our unemployment rate is at 6.3%, A-class super stars are almost always gainfully employed and are rarely actively on the job seeking market. Finding them is tough enough, so this… read more