Sep 21 2021
It is an unavoidable part of growing older. At some stage, everyone expects you to retire even if you are not ready to do so.
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The Australian Institute of Management in Western Australia (AIM WA) is a not-for-profit which inspires better workplaces across the commercial, government, community and not-for-profit sectors. With a wealth of experience, we deliver an extensive range of short courses, higher education qualifications, and vocational education and training courses to meet a diverse range of professional development needs.
The scope of our professional development short courses is unparalleled in terms of breadth and depth, ensuring that those who train with us get the precise new knowledge and skills that they need. Most importantly, we promote a real-world focus across areas such as leadership, management, business, project management, finance, sales and marketing – and more – to ensure that learning is immediately applicable on return to the workplace.
We acknowledge the Whadjuk Noongar people as the original custodians of the land on which we live and work.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures; to Elders both
past and present.
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The Science of Human Behaviour - why reading
emotions and detecting deception is critical
in business with Sharon Box - Founder, Owner
and Lead Behavioural Investigator for the Mind
Hush Group discusses how to peel back human
behaviour by recognising emotions and deceit.
Join us at our Sundowner at AIM WA as Sharon
shares her story.
24 November 2021
Sep 21 2021
It is an unavoidable part of growing older. At some stage, everyone expects you to retire even if you are not ready to do so.
Sep 07 2021
Almost 20 months after COVID-19 upended the country, many of us feel like a plant wilting in a pot because it is devoid of the essential nutrients needed to flourish.
Aug 31 2021
As winter draws to a close and we head for spring, a seismic workplace shift is happening that has left many bosses scratching their heads.
Aug 24 2021
It is an expression used to greet families, friends and work colleagues. It is also a turn of phrase that increasingly has many gasping for a more inclusive greeting.
Aug 10 2021
If you are like most people, you've spent the past 18 months glued to screens - smartphones, tablets, computer screens or TVs.
