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Tag Archives: communication
A Random Glimpse of Excellence
Yesterday I witnessed something beautiful and worthy of putting out there. Life takes many turns and we all go through some difficult stuff at times, and there are no exceptions. But occasionally the gods of providence allow us to overhear … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Growth, Work
Tagged character, communication, conflict, grace, humility, integrity, leader, problem solving, relationships, role model, trust, values, wisdom
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The “Murmuration” of Change
I have to admit, I’m always a little surprised at the degree of confidence with which companies enter into change or realignment programs. The statistics clearly show that a huge proportion of change programs fail, either completely or at the … Continue reading
Posted in Work
Tagged change, change management, communication, murmuration, problem solving
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Redundancy Thoughts: The Communication Stuff
I remember once I had a property that I was renting out, and a friend was in need of temporary lodgings. He was a bit cash-strapped, so we agreed a rental rate that was well, well below market value. Then … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Growth, Work
Tagged communication, cynical, disclosure, feedback, genuine, honest, integrity, open, openness, redundancy, redundant, restructure, termination, transparency, transparent, trust
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Redundancy Thoughts: The How
This post kind of takes the last two redundancy-related posts, and regardless of jurisdiction and statutory requirements, offers some thoughts and ideas around what would make such a devastating process a bit more bearable, by offering the affected employees some … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Growth, Work
Tagged communication, disclosure, distrust, empathy, honesty, information, integrity, kindness, leadership, trust
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A Safe Place?
They say a ship is safe in the harbour, but a ship is not built for the harbour, it is built for the open sea… They also say one cannot discover uncharted shores, unless one loses sight of one’s familiar … Continue reading
Corporate Change cannot happen without…
I love change, and variety and adrenalin. My first bungee jump was 216m (650ft) high in Bloukrans Gorge, South Africa. What a rush. My whole life I have had awesome fun doing new stuff and having fun. I have also … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Growth, Work
Tagged change, choice, communication, follow, leader, role model, teams, transformation, trust
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Email Etiquette…
OK, so this is mostly a work related post. And re-reading it, its not all that short. (Sorry!) I have been getting a little saddened lately by email etiquette, or the lack thereof, and how it impacts people at work … Continue reading
Does this dress make me look fat? And other scary situations…
There are so many jokes and cartoons about these situations. I love trawling through them, trying to find if someone has created the perfect answer, the one answer that rules them all… so far, no one has. Usually the poor … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Marriage, Personal Growth
Tagged apology, communication, ego, habits, marriage, trust
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Resilience in the Workplace
Resilience I was once in a symposium on “Mental Health in the Workplace” (as a delegate, not a patient :-), although some days it’s a fine line…) and I was struck by the simplicity of one definition of mental health: … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Growth, Work
Tagged communication, emotional maturity, problem solving, resilience, stress
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Preparing for the Storm
The workplace is sometimes a place where deeply frustrated people gather to pretend they are all ok. It is not easy to think of a more diverse place in the world that our places of work – multicultural, multi focussed, … Continue reading