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Unconscious Bias – A Duck, an Elephant, some Mice and Mrs Thatcher: Book Review of ‘The Loudest Duck’ by Laura Liswood
Introduction As a self-confessed equality geek I have been becoming increasingly more aware of discussions, conferences, training focused on unconscious…
Read MoreUnconscious Bias Ebook: The LowDown and The GamePlan
Question… Why is it that: Less than 15% of American men are over six foot tall, yet almost 60% of…
Read MoreVideo – The Impact of Unconscious Bias on Businesses
RightTrack trainer Alaba Okuyiga giving a talk on Unconscious Bias. Video transcript: Psychologist would have us believe that unconscious bias…
Read MoreNelson Mandela – A Leadership Beyond Great
It is with great sadness that we bid farewell to an inspirational man this week. Nelson Mandela, freedom fighter, prisoner,…
Read MoreJoey Essex – Intelligent? Discuss
Like many people out there I occasionally indulge in some easy reality TV to help switch off after a busy…
Read MoreInstilling Responsibility Through Leadership Training to Avoid Another Flowers fiasco
Over recent days the media has been drip-feeding woeful tales regarding Paul Flowers the former chairman of the Co-op Bank.…
Read MoreManagement Training vs Born with ‘it’ – The Nature / Nurture Debate Lives on
I was having a conversation recently with a friend of mine who has been experiencing some challenges with a member…
Read MoreBe Responsible for Your Own Personal Development & Visit the Zoo
Many organisations encourage their work-force, particularly their management population to take responsibility for their own Personal Development. Some managers enthusiastically…
Read MoreTips to Achieve Sales Excellence: A Walk in the Hills to Inspire your Sales Approach
Following a busy and highly enjoyable day delivering a fantastic Sales Training Workshop to an eager bunch of learners, the…
Read MoreBright, Cheerful and Smiley with a dash of Empathy – Customer Service Excellence!
The customer took a long time exploring which of the teddy bears was right. Picking each one up and holding…
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