In these current times of uncertainty, daily virus updates and general shut-down, I found The Queen’s recent message both inspiring and positive. I hope you did too. But if I might take the liberty (like the late Lord Altrincham) of providing one small piece of constructive advice to our monarch, it would be for Her […]
Embracing digital tools to improve collaboration, productivity and learning at your organisation
Who hates email? Who doesn’t hate email? A lot of us view it as source of endless frustration – as an interruption to ‘real’ work. For many, it signifies stress and unfeasible workloads. In fact, email has been the primary platform for business communication since the 1970s and until another universally adopted system for business […]
[WEBINAR ON DEMAND] Happiness at work: What science can teach us
In this free Worklogic webinar on demand, Rose Bryant-Smith reviews the latest scientific thinking on happiness at work, and translates this into practical actions you can deploy at your workplace to build employee satisfaction, engagement and productivity. Watch webinar How to access our Webinars On Demand To access these webinars on demand, simply click on the watch […]
What can science teach us about happiness at work?
Thinking about the emotional state of employees is not just ‘nice to have’, if you are seeking a productive, engaged and loyal workforce. Research proves that employee happiness is correlated with better goal achievement, performance and productivity. Inspired employees are twice as productive as satisfied employees, and three times more productive than dissatisfied employees (see […]
What mindfulness can teach us in leadership and management
When you hear the term ‘mindfulness’ do you immediately think ‘superfood’? I only ask because there is an unfortunate parallel between business fads and food fads. Each has a tendency to allow massive spin to hurtle the latest management-concept / foodstuff into any receptive zeitgeist where it promises to change and improve lives in ways […]
“Toughen Up Soldier!” – Can resilience be taught?
When we imagine resilience, various images come to mind. You might think of a mountain climber surviving despite freakish weather and equipment failure, or a person who has experienced significant disadvantage from a young age and who perseveres against the odds. Perhaps you imagine an army drill sergeant shouting insults at recruits to toughen them […]