Great managers learn to do something that can be critical for the focus and productivity of their team; they protect them from distraction from above. They remove the background noise. Find out how you can achieve this.
In the first of our ‘Spotlight’ Series, we look at inclusion in the workplace and, in this particular example, how ‘workplace adjustments’ can help people with autism – and their colleagues – have a mutual understanding of each other’s needs.
The benefits of developing smart, ‘New World’ leaders for the 21st Century are huge in today’s business environment. Doreen Yarnold gives you the seven developmental stages necessary to reach that goal.
Positive leadership qualities are so important for the success of a business. So Doreen Yarnold asks: Why do so many companies just focus on those leadership qualities of a manager – and not the whole staff?
The case for ‘new world leaders’ in business is growing all of the time. Director Doreen Yarnold outlines what traits those people have and what makes them different from those who maintain an ‘old world’ attitude.
Anita Douglas offers advice on how managers can truly understand and support those members of their team who may be suffering from mental health issues – and what signs to look out for in the first place.
Engaged and motivated employees tend to show a greater willingness to tackle change and challenges. So what steps can a busy leader take to keep their staff full of energy and reduce their stress and fatigue?
Learn some of the attributes that contribute towards resilience in the workplace and explore how to start building a psychological ‘hard hat’.
Director Anita Douglas explains why the strains and stresses of the modern workplace are leading to a much greater need for resilience amongst the workforce.
