You’ve been here before. A great idea, a well thought through cost projection and a host of anticipated benefits – but the idea fails to secure the support of the senior team. So, what happened?
Laura Ashley-Timms and other members of the team at Notion share their insights, thoughts, views and ideas with you about coaching, employee engagement, improving management performance and creating dynamic cultures at work... as well as any great ideas they come across of best practise in the business world.. Enjoy!
You’ve been here before. A great idea, a well thought through cost projection and a host of anticipated benefits – but the idea fails to secure the support of the senior team. So, what happened?
Most people have bad days but in a leadership role, the result of a negative mood, if sustained or erratic, can lead to poor working relationships, stress, anxiety and ultimately, lower performance.
Read our latest blog to learn how to STOP and leverage the advantages of consistently managing your mood in the workplace.
The annual performance appraisal has been institutionalised in most organisations and it is, to many, a familiar foe.
But, is the process really adding any value in today’s organisation?
Read our latest blog to find out more about our engaging and relevant alternative to the traditional performance appraisal.
You probably have have your own perceptions of what coaching involves. In this article we strip back these common perceptions and explain how Operational Coaching™ differs…
In 2017 Generation Z will enter the workplace for the first time. They will join a diverse workforce made up of five generations. This multi-generational workforce will challenge the way in which organisations attract, recruit, engage and manage talent. Many organisations will respond by reviewing their structures and processes to cope with the competing needs of its people. But will this be sufficient to harness the rich experience and diverse skills of a multi-generational workforce? To really merge five generations, organisations must first address how to unite a multitude of expectations and motivations. Click to find out more.
It may seem unusual to hear an Executive Coach describe ‘coaching’ as a dirty word but time after time I’ve found that often the first step towards implementing an effective coaching programme into an organisation is to tackle the negative perceptions of ‘coaching’ that your stakeholders’ may be holding onto.