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Making the most of story-work
Filed in Business storytelling, Employee Engagement, Strategy
In using story-work to build a brand, engage employees, or for one of its many other purposes, organisations nearly always focus on storytelling. The meme …
Read MoreDifferent ways to envisage the future
Filed in Communication, Employee Engagement, Leadership Posts, Strategy
How do you get your people to think about what the future could be, in a way that inspires them and starts to spark action, …
Read MoreNo fun at work – values in action
I heard this story from one of our workshop participants. We were talking about values and how they play out in practice. Their organisation, a …
Read MoreThe problem with ‘motivational speakers’
So called ‘motivational speakers’ don’t motivate people to change behaviour. Throughout my career I have been involved in organising, planning and developing a huge number …
Read MoreEmployee engagement – good intentions are not enough
My engineering friends would say it like this … good intentions are a necessary but insufficient condition for success. In my working life I have …
Read MoreListening – Motivation or Ability?
Is really listening to someone about your listening abilities, or is it about your motivation to listen? Is it about the ‘skills’ of listening or …
Read MoreExploring employee engagement
We have been using narrative approaches for many years to help organisations with employee engagement. This 4 minute youtube video gives some insights into some …
Read MoreThe Otis Redding Problem
I stumbled across a blog post yesterday from Bob Sutton where he referred to the ‘Otis Redding Problem‘. This is where you put in place …
Read MoreThanks is good business
When we collect stories in companies one of the most common anecdotes is the one about the boss who fails to recognise their staff’s work. …
Read MoreCreating more humanistic workplaces
“If you go into a grey concrete box with one little window, it’s claustrophobic, it’s cold. If you put a skylight in it and you …
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