Have you thought about bid presentation training? Most large tenders and bids require the bidder to present to the client. In a very defined time period bidders have to present a bid that may have taken months to compile. Our experience is that often the presentation is an afterthought after the hectic submission of bid documents [...]

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Many NHS trusts are increasingly interested in raising performance through improving the way teams within the organisation perform and work together. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator we have found is a great way to bring teams together as it highlights in a very non-judgemental way how different personalities interact in a work environment. We have worked [...]

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Myers Briggs Testing

21st Mar, 2012
Myers Briggs Testing

I have noticed that the question we get asked most is ‘do you do Myers Briggs testing?’  The problem I have is that the perception most people have is that the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is a test and so they ask about Myers Briggs testing, whereas as the name suggests the questionnaire provides an indication [...]

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The ILM Level 5 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring in Management from Iridium provides managers and professionals with the knowledge, skills and confidence to perform as effective  coaches and mentors as part of their day to day role. It is run by Gill Graves a very experienced coach, mentor, supervisor and facilitator.  Gill is one [...]

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Emotions are contagious at work

What Is Emotional and Social Intelligence? Emotional and Social Intelligence is the capacity for recognizing our own feelings and those of others, for motivating ourselves, and for managing emotions effectively in ourselves and in others. It describes the behaviors that sustain people in challenging roles, or as their careers become more demanding, and it captures [...]

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Many schools are increasingly interested in raising performance through improving the way all staff work together. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator we have found is a great way to bring teams together as it highlights in a very non-judgemental way how different personalities interact in a work environment. In a team day or half day we [...]

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Results Versus Excuses

17th Feb, 2012

Results Versus Excuses Have you set goals? If you have, what will stop you achieving those goals? If these have been properly set up (and that was dealt with in a previous tip) then I’m going to be controversial and suggest that the key thing stopping you is yourself! I’m sure we’re all familiar with the [...]

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Making Your Own Luck

19th Jan, 2012

Lucky I read this… I was recently recommended a book on luck – ‘The Luck Factor’ by Robert Wiseman. I must admit I was sceptical as I’ve always believed that you made your own luck and that waiting for luck to happen was no strategy for success. It turns out that Robert Wiseman who is [...]

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How do we best set goals/well-formed outcomes to enable change to happen in our personal and business lives? Research has shown that well-formed outcomes are best created by asking a series of questions that clarify the goal. The basic questions are “What do you want?” and “How will you know when you have got it?”. [...]

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We are quite often asked if we can provide the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) for recruitment and selection and our answer is always the same – definitely not because you could end up in court at an employment tribunal. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is what it says on the tin – an indicator – an indicator of [...]

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