Tag: personal reflection
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Transformational leadership: a personal perspective
I have recently been recalling a conversation with my former boss, who expressed an opinion that I think is all too prevalent in today’s management circles; he suggested that my experience was in too narrow a field, and the number of people I manage was too few for me to successfully move up within the…
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Making reviews integral to practise
The Importance of Reviews: Without the review process the use of teambuilding tasks becomes largely redundant. Although the tasks themselves are hugely influential in the formation of team dynamics and the creation and practise of skills, without the review section there is no framework for these important elements. How do you discuss what has been…
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Learning How to Fail
A while ago I ran a team building session for a group on a fast track to management course, the day was the usual mix of activities designed to bring to the fore their ability to work as a team, express their opinions and learn their flaws. Everything was going swimmingly, until I ran an…
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Handling Change as an Integral Part of Life
In the intricate tapestry of existence, often characterized by the certainties of births, deaths, and taxes, there exists an unspoken but undeniable fourth certainty – change. Change stands as the ultimate certainty, a constant force that weaves through the fabric of our lives, shaping our experiences and molding the very essence of our existence. Yet,…
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Responding rather than Reacting
If there was one piece of advice I have found to have the most significant effect on my life, and especially my career, it is the ability to respond rather than react to any given situation. I hear the argument that this is purely semantics and before going into detail, it is important to clear…
Shevek Pring 