We're not quite thee yet but the not so distant future indicates that your employees might be able to get back to work by September. Is your business ready to deal with high sensitive employees and potential conflicts arising from the different opinions about lockdown, the rules and the whole pandemic? Many employees if not all will be used to their home environment and even though eager to return to the office for some peace from home distractions, effective communication sk

As a leader you must not only adapt to your customers needs but to your employees as well. Happy employees are more productive.

Are you prepared for busy times ahead? Or do you feel overwhelmed by current situation and can't bear to think about Christmas?

Harsh words but so true! I've heard this in a movie or some TV program and it hit me really hard. I started going through a list of people I might have upset but also remembering my own time sitting opposite a counsellor talking about other people in my life who upset me to the point I felt the need to talk it through with my therapist. I couldn't help but think back to times when I was first promoted to be a manager. I was there to do a job and not to be liked. At least that

Are you trying to squeeze lemon juice out of an orange? How is that working for you?

Are you leaving your judgmental self at home before you leave for work?

Being authentic is in. But what does it mean? and can you be authentic 100% of the time? Even when you're having a bad day?

How did your business respond to the new normal? Have you put new guidelines in with the customer in mind?

Have you got someone in your team who never seems to be part of anything? Read more on why you need someone like this in your team

What can leaders learn from performing orchestra?

How often do you think about communication style of your employees or clients?

Human beings are interesting creatures, don't you think?

Dear Boss, you might not like this but maybe the reason your employees behave like children is you behaving like a Parent!