If we don’t see ourselves as Professional Services Consultants, then why should our clients? I finished my tertiary study as an Economics Graduate with many options for a career, yet can’t imagine any other role could have given me the…
Will COVID-19 send vulnerable leadership viral?
Ever since the Coronavirus turned everyone’s life upside down earlier this year, we have all had opportunity to reflect and consider the various scenarios that may become reality in our every day lives and professional environments. Personally, I have been…
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Posted in Slade Executive, The world @work
Posted in Slade Executive, The world @work
Daily performance reviews and clearing the clutter: 15 tips for those working from home
Having left a secure executive position with IBM for the insecurity of starting my own business, I sometimes struggled in a home office before expanding into ‘real’ commercial office space to accommodate staff. Now, like many others, I find myself…
Peering into the Murky Crystal Ball – Part 3
In the final part of this special three-part series, Part 3 – The Imponderables, Executive Coach and freelance blogger for The Slade Report, David Simpson, offers some observations on the factors at play in determining the new normal. Catch up…
Tagged with: AI, automation, China, climate change, coronavirus, covid19, David Simpson, economics, future of work, future trends, globalisation, murky crystal ball, nationalism, new normal, Slade Executive, Slade Group, Slade Report, social change, thought leadership, unemployment, WFH
Posted in The world @work
Posted in The world @work
Peering into the Murky Crystal Ball – Part 2
In Part 2 – The Inconclusives, the second in this special three-part series, Executive Coach and freelance blogger for The Slade Report, David Simpson, offers some observations on the factors at play in determining the new normal. In case you…
Tagged with: AI, automation, coronavirus, covid19, David Simpson, economics, future of work, future trends, globalisation, murky crystal ball, new normal, Slade Executive, Slade Group, Slade Report, social change, thought leadership, unemployment
Posted in The world @work
Posted in The world @work
Peering into the Murky Crystal Ball – Part 1
In Part 1 – The Inevitables, the first in this special three-part series, Executive Coach and freelance blogger for The Slade Report, David Simpson, offers some observations on the factors at play in determining the new normal. David has been…
Tagged with: AI, automation, coronavirus, covid19, David Simpson, economics, future of work, future trends, globalisation, murky crystal ball, new normal, Slade Executive, Slade Group, Slade Report, social change, thought leadership, unemployment
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Posted in The world @work
7 down to earth Wellness Building Blocks during isolation
Wait, wait, don’t scroll down, this is not just another COVID-19 blog. This is 7 down to earth Wellness Building Blocks during isolation. Seriously though, I had the pleasure of hearing Taylor Johnson from Roots Reboot speak yesterday about the…
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Posted in Consumer, Sport & Entertainment
How facing off against the unknown led me to certainty
Standing at a sheer 1986 metres tall and casting a shadow over the Alpine National Park, Mt Bogong (the local Aboriginal name for the mountain roughly translates to The Big Fella) holds the rugged crown of the highest mountain in Victoria,…
