Mar 27, 2024 | Company culture, Everything DiSC, Theory and Research
Researchers have said that the average person will spend one third of their life at work. When put into perspective, that is an enormous amount of time spent investing in an organisation and its mission. It is vitally important that workplaces are creating...
Mar 14, 2024 | Everything DiSC, Learning and Development, Self-awareness
Job seekers have more options than ever in this competitive job market and as we have learned, their priorities have evolved since before the pandemic. Professional development and lifelong learning have emerged as important benefits that organisations can offer to...
Mar 11, 2024 | Everything DiSC, Five Behaviours, Leadership & team building
In today’s technological world, people can tune in to work from virtually anywhere at any time. This provides great flexibility on the employee side but poses a unique challenge for the employer. As workforces continue to expand across the physical and virtual...
Feb 21, 2024 | Everything DiSC, Leadership & team building, Work of Leaders
When you think about leadership, what attributes make the best leaders? Think of a leader you admire. How do they behave? And how do they not behave? The current thinking around leadership demands that great leaders are not only able to craft a vision and guide their...
Jan 31, 2024 | Company culture, Everything DiSC, Theory and Research
Much like the years preceding it, 2023 brought rapid change and innovation to the workplace. A year marked by technological advancement and continued attempts to recalibrate after the disruption of the pandemic, 2023 represented a year of transition. Wiley Workplace...
Jan 9, 2024 | Case study, Everything DiSC, Five Behaviours, Management, Team Development
In Patrick Lencioni’s best-selling book – The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, he relates a story or fable about the transformation of a leadership team at Decision Tech. I’ve had the privilege of being part of an amazing journey that a client of mine have been through...