RSA have animated Dan Pink’s talk on motivating employees. Well worth 10 minutes of your time to watch…
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Communicating sustainable solutions for the built environment
RSA have animated Dan Pink’s talk on motivating employees. Well worth 10 minutes of your time to watch…
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I’m a big fan of Charles Handy and his Hollywood model as I have mentioned before here, here and here. A post from Paul on team working and BIM caught my eye recently: …but I find that some of the issues relating to adoption of BIM are simply an extension of the issues faced in […]
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It’s important to be able to laught at your self…
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I found this post on The Top 25 Signs of a Dysfunctional Workplace via Tim Berry and would normally just have added to my del.icio.us feed. Until I read the comments from T R. : Thanks, sometimes it is difficult to understand if it’s you or your work place that is dysfunctional. I work for […]
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I follow a few managerial slanted blogs, including 100 Bloggers where they posted back in August 2006 regarding a Gallup Panel poll (subs required) on what people look for in their jobs. This phrase stuck with me from the article: People don’t quit jobs: they quit managers In an industry such as ours where people […]
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A couple of weeks ago Building magazine published a supplement ‘The Building Good Employer Guide 2007′ Firstly, I love the digital page turning on the electronic version – very smooth. Secondly, I have worked for and with some of the contenders. I would have liked to have seen them ranked in order rather than alphabetically, […]
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Guy Kawasaki (one of my must reads) has an interview with Tim Berry about Business Plans. It’s a corker and I’d love to quote it all but I’ll stick to a few of my favourites: On who should read the plan: …The (busiess) plan is by you and for you and if tracking it, reviewing […]
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The guys at The Future of Work have a book coming out soon on Corporate Agility. Much of the stuff in this article is the kind of thing that fascinates me, and part of the reason why I did the MBA – to understand how companies work (or don’t). The book sounds interesting: In essence […]
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