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Archive for the ‘Line Management’ Category

Strategic Planning: Questions We Are Often Asked in the Training Room

Posted by Bronia Szczygiel

 

In our Strategic Planning courses there is often a quiet tension in the room at the start. People know strategy matters, yet many arrive carrying a sense of uncertainty, even frustration. Some worry it will feel theoretical. Others fear it will turn into a long conversation that never quite lands anywhere practical.

And then the questions begin.

They are thoughtful, honest questions, usually shaped by real organisational pressure. They reflect how hard it can be to lift your head from the day to day, think long term, and still stay grounded in reality.

Here are some of the questions we are often asked in the training room, and the conversations they open up.

 

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Line Management: Questions We’re Often Asked in the Training Room

Posted by Liz McKechnie

Being a line manager isn’t always straightforward. One minute it’s rewarding and energising, the next it can feel frustrating or overwhelming no matter how experienced you are. There are so many different challenges to deal with it’s not surprising our two-day Line Management course is one of our most popular courses.

We asked our trainers to share some of the questions that regularly come up in our training rooms and what advice and conversations follow.

 

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Empathy in the Age of Polarisation: Why Spectrum Thinking Matters More Than Ever

Posted by Kitty Bertenshaw

Apparently, we are living in an age of polarisation. The pressure to divide and overcome is strong as the media urges us towards simple answers, clear villains, and binary choices. So, spectrum thinking matters more politically, socially, and culturally than ever.

 

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