Top Tips for Improving the Psychological Contract
As a leader or manager, you have a powerful influence on the strength of you team members' psychological contracts. Follow these tips to maintain healthy psychological contracts with your team.
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As a leader or manager, you have a powerful influence on the strength of you team members' psychological contracts. Follow these tips to maintain healthy psychological contracts with your team.
An exercise identifying possible obstacles that may hinder progress towards creating a knowledge sharing culture and solutions. Allow 30 minutes for completion.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a process of documenting the activities you undertake to ensure you maximise your potential and achieve your career goals. Use the process outlined in this article to assess your CPD needs, identify relevant opportunities for development and record and evaluate your CPD activity effectively.
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An exercise relevant for any level, designed to encourage reflection on real experiences involving strong emotions.
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In this interview, Elizabeth Thornton reveals the power of being objective, and explains how our "mental models" can negatively affect our reactions.