It’s been a year when pretty much everything has felt completely out of control. In fact, that is probably one of the big lessons we have all learnt, is how little we actually do control.
There was a bit of a dustup at the fish and chips shop last night….
Ultimately – there are many situations where the reality is that your own personal control or influence is limited at best. Understanding that as a reality allows you to make decisions around how you handle yourself going forward.
Want to take back control? Many of my coaching clients come to me because they feel that their work lives are no longer in control.
Toughen Up Princess and other fairy tales from the Workplace Image of cover of “Toughen Up Princess”- by Perth author Siohan Timmer You hear it
Wage theft.. Type in underpayments in your google search, and example after example comes up of organisations who have been pinged for not paying employees
I have sat in many meetings over the years and watched the dance of the end between an employer and employee. They’re going through the
Firstly – how the hell can we be talking about dates for next year already? This year has been simultaneously slow and ridiculously fast. What’s
Shared from the 7/22/2021 The West Australian eEdition Job flexibility good for all and points to way of the future TAMMY TANSLEY It must be
The age old saying is that people join companies but leave bosses. I spoke to a friend recently who had just received the most
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