The Fearless Frontline by Ray Attiyah As a leaders and manager, do you feel that much of your time is consumed by urgent, but unimportant tasks? Why is it that as managers and leaders we are expected to spend so much of our time working in the business, rather than on the business? In his book, Ray Attiyah says that [...]
Leadership and Art of Struggle – Book Review
The book – Leadership and Art of Struggle By Steven Snyder is an interesting and unexpected engaging read. For many leadership books “tout” perfect ways of doing things, they suggest that stress and conflict is only for the weak. Snyder takes a more pragmatic approach to explaining some of the tensions and how to navigate them. [...]
Crowdsourcing, risk and new rules
Nine problems with conventional training
Practice does not make perfect Tenure does not guaranty competence Experience can be a poor teacher Learning by mistakes is a waste of time Trial and error learning is inefficient Systems can’t change people Bosses are often poor models Self study isn’t enough Training alone will not produce behaviour change Source: William [...]
Gamification, Learning and Change Management
It’s not (just) about the learning! There are many people in the field of training, learning and people development, that seem to think that gamification is about “games” in the classroom. It’s not. At least not in the way many people assume. It’s wider, more systematic and holistic/ integrated than that. Sure games at a transactional level [...]