The last 12 months has been a major shift for the team at RapidBI. As a way of looking back here are the most read blog entries in the last 12 months.
What was Hot….?
- Leadership models
- Learning Styles – Honey & Mumford Learning Styles Questionnaire (LSQ)
- PESTLE analysis for schools and education
- Ansoff matrix – product market grid – Management theory & model
- Training Needs Analysis TNA
- Models for use in leadership, change, projects and management
- Writing a training session or lesson plan – templates
- 25 great tips on employee engagement – morale boosters
- Training Needs Analysis Template – TNA sample
- Sample Key Performance Indicators – KPIs
- Porters five forces
What was not…?
- Change management – approach and models
- How to Write a SWOT analysis
- Stop Start Continue Change – a Management and facilitation Model
- Who owes what to who…?
- Organisational Diagnosis and diagnostics
- 5 common mistakes in SWOT analysis
- Diagnosing Organisational Culture
- Managing Change in Organisations
- Employee Engagement – the solution in difficult times?
Strange as there are some topic overlaps!! I suspect it is because many of these less read posts are in fact early ones, at a time when the blog was not getting the same traffic as it is now.
What will be hot in 2010.. come back in 12 months to find out!
get tips says
19/01/2010 at 16:13finally, I found your post once again. You have few useful tips for my school project. This time, I won’t forget to bookmark it. :)
Kaleem Kamboj says
03/01/2010 at 04:50Top management blog posts of 2009
Paula Jones MCT says
03/01/2010 at 00:13RT @Rapidbi Top management blog posts of 2009: The last 12 months has been a major shift for the tea..
Gary Gorman says
02/01/2010 at 20:23RT@rapidbi Top management blog posts of 2009: The last 12 months has been a major shift for the team at RapidBI. As…
Neil Ryder says
02/01/2010 at 20:20New blog from friend Top management blog posts of 2009 I hope it is useful
Sharon Gaskin says
02/01/2010 at 19:33RT @rapidbi: Looking back at my blog – what was hot and not – top articles in 2009
Duncan Brodie says
02/01/2010 at 19:25RT @rapidbi: Looking back at my blog – what was hot and not – top articles in 2009