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Authentic Networking

I’m sure that networking is one of the most stressed-over aspects of being independent. As a sovereign professional, as in business in general, everyone says you must network.  Maybe it’s a terribly reserved, British thing, but networking sounds so mercenary, so manipulative, so transactional.  That perception is only perpetuated by the soulless, transactional approach taken […]

2011–What Happened?–Nicholas Bate

As Christmas approaches, many of us are beginning to reflect on the year that has nearly gone and the good intentions that may or may not have survived the journey. A little encouragement then, from Nicholas Bate: Technorati Tags: Nicholas Bate,Strategic Edge

2011–What Happened?–Nicholas Bate

As Christmas approaches, many of us are beginning to reflect on the year that has nearly gone and the good intentions that may or may not have survived the journey. A little encouragement then, from Nicholas Bate: Technorati Tags: Nicholas Bate,Strategic Edge

Opportunities multiply as they are seized

I’m grateful to David Knowles-Leak’s tweet for bringing me to the 12 Most Lasting Leadership Lessons from The Art of War. It’s a few years since I read Sun Tzu’s Art of War and while all of the 12 selections are thought-provoking, this particularly resonated for me: “Opportunities multiply as they are seized.” Like Shakespeare […]

No Sex Please, I’m Friending

27 per cent of students think Facebook is more important than dating. The Future of Work: Information Access Expectations. Demands and Behaviour of the World’s Next-Generation Workforce is an interesting report from Cisco that ComputerWeekly is promoting today. In many ways the top-line findings are what you might expect: access to the web; social media; […]

No Sex Please, I’m Friending

27 per cent of students think Facebook is more important than dating. The Future of Work: Information Access Expectations. Demands and Behaviour of the World’s Next-Generation Workforce is an interesting report from Cisco that ComputerWeekly is promoting today. In many ways the top-line findings are what you might expect: access to the web; social media; […]

Tools vs. Insight–Seth Godin

Seth hits the nail squarely on the head: “Knowing about a tool is one thing. Having the guts to use it in a way that brings art to the world is another. Perhaps we need to spend less time learning new tools and more time using them.” Which is not an excuse to avoid learning, […]

Tools vs. Insight–Seth Godin

Seth hits the nail squarely on the head: “Knowing about a tool is one thing. Having the guts to use it in a way that brings art to the world is another. Perhaps we need to spend less time learning new tools and more time using them.” Which is not an excuse to avoid learning, […]

Getting a Job in 2025–Lynda Gratton

This piece from the European Business Review is extracted from Lynda Gratton’s book, The Shift. It’s quite a nice summary of the areas of work that will see growth over the next few years including, unsurprisingly, “micro-entrepreneurship”: “Although we can still expect large companies to exist in 2025, proportionally we can expect more people to […]

Getting a Job in 2025–Lynda Gratton

This piece from the European Business Review is extracted from Lynda Gratton’s book, The Shift. It’s quite a nice summary of the areas of work that will see growth over the next few years including, unsurprisingly, “micro-entrepreneurship”: “Although we can still expect large companies to exist in 2025, proportionally we can expect more people to […]

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