I was driving, listening to the radio (nothing new there), and a man was introduced as “Professor of English Literature, and a poet” – and it got me wondering . . . The English Literature professor bit I got. But what about the “poet” reference? What I really wanted to know about was his particular… Read More Who are you?
The Plain English Campaign offers examples of favourite “management speak” – jargon that can be found in offices up and down the country. It can raise a smile even amongst the most professional of us. But what I really love is their “Gobbledygook generator” . . . brilliant! Try it out. You won’t be disappointed.… Read More Again and again . . .
New to management? What would you personally have to let go of for people to step up?
A good friend often talks to me about her consequence management approach to colleagues in her private industry world. Acknowledging that this might be less easy to do in public sector, where the outcome of your action, your performance, might not mean the difference between a year-end bonus or none, I still think there’s… Read More Consequences . . .
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