I’m reading a lot about intuition at the moment. This article discusses the danger of using intuition to make snap judgements about others, advising careful thinking instead. Why Emotional Snap Judgments Are Often Wrong (Matthew Hutson and Veronique Greenwood)
An excellent article by Professor Adrian Furnham – Getting Along With (But Ahead Of) Others, Seven steps for how to really succeed at work
A short article from KellogInsight. Ways to improve negotiation and manage conflict at work: Take Five: How to Nurture your Work Relationships
“Boost your processing speed by re-energising your meetings. Try to cut the length of them down by 10pc. If that works, try cutting them down again by another 10pc. Not only will these “speed meetings” force attendees to be more concise and focussed, but given that the average employee spends 62 hours in meetings a month, a 10pc saving may give you six hours… Read More I dare you . . .
“I don’t believe in big triumphs. It’s about the everyday – facilitating people to be a little bit better, to do better work. There’s no big brass ring; no finishing line. I think it is a triumph to do something every day to make staff feel empowered – to help a person in their career,… Read More Everyday triumphs . . .
“You see, the dreamers need the realists to keep them from soaring too close to the sun. And the realists? Well, without the dreamers, they might not ever get off the ground.” Cam (Eric Stonestreet), Modern Family
A thoughtful piece by Abhijit Bhaduri on leadership in a digital age – The new language of leadership.
Yet another excellent article from Kim Morgan – what deep-seated beliefs are sabotaging you?
Have you got a spare 10 minutes today? If so, sit back, close your eyes and listen to the wonderful Steve Radcliffe talk about leadership – Thinkers50 Podcast: Interview with Steve Radcliffe.
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