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Using progress stories to build hope
Filed in Business storytelling, Communication, Employee Engagement
When managers are asked how they engage their employees, highlighting progress is rarely mentioned. But this can make a big difference to productivity.
Read MoreWhat is your Response Story?
Filed in Business storytelling, Communication, Employee Engagement
No matter what you’ve decided to do in response to COVID-19, the key step will be communicating your decisions clearly and influentially. You need to find and craft your Response Story. In this post, we explain how.
Read More056 – No flies on Golding mock trial
Filed in Communication, Employee Engagement, Insight, Podcast
Did you experience something at high school that you will remember forever? Listen to hear a group of high school students’ invaluable experience!
Read More031 – Charles Masefield on humility and productivity
Filed in Business storytelling, Employee Engagement, Podcast
In this podcast Sir Charles Masefield describes the series of events by which, under his leadership, BAE Systems’ worst performing factory became their best.
Read MoreCreating powerful moments to trigger stories in the workplace
Filed in Business storytelling, Communication, Employee Engagement, Insight
Learn to create more stories within your organisation by taking ordinary moments and turning them into memorable experiences people will share with others.
Read MoreStorytelling tips you can try: Do you get in the wheelbarrow with your team?
It’s easy to ask someone to do something difficult when it doesn’t affect us directly. Next time you ask, use this fantastic story to show your support.
Read MoreTell me a story: How accountants can harness the power of storytelling
Filed in Business storytelling, Communication, Culture, Employee Engagement
Accountants can use storytelling to better engage, and inform, their audiences and become better business partners. Learn from the examples in this post.
Read MoreBook Review of Team of Teams: New Rules of Engagement for a Complex World
Filed in Collaboration, Communication, Culture, Employee Engagement
Full of stories about the operations General Stanley McChrystal’s task force conducted in Iraq, this book is great inspiration for change. Find out more.
Read MoreThe Value of Stories in Successful Project Delivery
Filed in Business storytelling, Communication, Employee Engagement, Leadership Posts
Stories can be used to keep a project’s purpose front-of-mind, ensuring that it stays true to the original intent. Learn how stories can help in this post.
Read MoreHow management by wandering around (MBWA) helps with change management
Apply MBWA and just by being out there at the coalface, you’ll help tackle a key source of change resistance – anti stories. Learn how it works here.
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