Ten Tips for To-Do Lists
To-do lists are a popular way of getting organised. Based on the work of productivity expert David Allen, here are ten tips to help you get the most from your to-do list.
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Understanding the Profit and Loss Account
A profit and loss account tells you about an organization’s financial performance and in this article the key components of the profit and loss account are explored. It will help increase your understanding of how to read and construct a profit and loss account.
A Sense of Urgency
In this book, John Kotter, one of the world's leading authorities on leadership and change, explains how true urgency enables change and progress in organizations. Find out more, here!
Decoding the Balance Sheet
A balance sheet is a snapshot of the financial status of an organization at a particular time. This article will help you understand how to read a balance sheet by examining the principles behind the information it contains and its layout.
Kleiner and Roth’s ‘Learning History’
Kleiner and Roth have developed a strategy for organisational learning that codifies experiences for later use. We describe their theory.
What Makes a Great Team?
A short introductory activity to prompt reflection among team members on the characteristics of effective teamwork.
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How to Have a Great One-on-One
One-on-ones can be key in building team relationships and trust. Make your one-on-one count by following these five easy steps.
8 Ways to Prioritize Your Professional Development
Professional development is vital to our careers, but it can be hard to find the time. Use these 8 strategies to prioritize learning even when you're busy.
Power Your Tribe
Author Christine Comaford discusses team leadership, team dynamics and emotional agility, and their relationship to work-based success.
The ‘Soft’ Change System
Soft Systems Change Helps Leaders With ‘Intangible Messes’, Often Involving Emotions
Grid Analysis Technique
Grid analysis is a useful decision-making technique and is of particular use when you are trying to take a lot of factors into account and all the options seem equally attractive.