Have you ever worked for a manager who is insensitive, disrespectful, and a tad egotistical, and at worst highly volatile, abusive and ridiculously self-absorbed?
13 May 2018
Fewer work hours could be good for business
A friend of mine is a procrastinator who takes a while to hit his full stride at work and somehow operates best when he is incentivised to get the work done at a pace quicker than he usually musters.
06 May 2018
Sick and at work a clear and present danger
Just like your computer malfunctions, the photocopier jams and the printer fails, employees "break down" or get sick and need time out of the workplace to undergo repair.
05 May 2018
Education could offer a boost for WA Tourism
The AIM WA WestBusiness CEO Voice boardroom lunch held on Thursday 3 May explored the issues, challenges and opportunities for WA Tourism.
29 April 2018
Mental health warning signs for bosses
It is alarming. Experts believe about one in five Australians have taken time off work in the past 12 months because they felt stressed, anxious, depressed or mentally unhealthy.
22 April 2018
Remove flammables to avoid staff burnout
It is an insidious and growing part of everyday work life and is happening in your workplace.
15 April 2018
Look in rear-vision mirror for blind spots
When driving, it is that spot just behind the shoulders that we often refer to as the blind spot. That very same concept has also been applied to those in management and leadership roles.
08 April 2018
High IQ, but lacking the necessary smarts
Every workplace has someone like this - super bright but unable to "gel" with the rest of the team.
01 April 2018
How to tell the boss they're doing it wrong
Let's face it: bosses are not perfect and sometimes they need to be told.
25 March 2018
Time to ditch the annual performance review
We have all been through it. It's that time of the year when an organisation runs its annual "stock take" of employee performance.
