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Marianne Vincent
MARIANNE VINCENT
The Answer that No One Wants

Jan 2012 | Presenters search the world for the answer to this question. “How do I overcome my nerves and be calm?” Oh, that’s easy – prepare and practise. But – nobody wants that as an answer. In fact, it may be difficult to find a more unpopular answer.



 
verna allee
VERNA ALLEE
A productive workplace and the value of a purposeful network

Oct 2011 | Verna Allee argues that a social network, in and of itself, does not have a purpose as a network per se. What we need to consider are purposeful networks which on the contrary, have identifiable roles and interactions with specific outcomes.

DR IZZY JUSTICE
Winning with Emotion

Jan 2009 | So says Dr Izzy Justice, Chief Executive and Founder of EQmentor, Inc. We will get a chance to read an excerpt from a recent article of his, Emotional Intelligence : A Valued Skill Set. Dr Justice had a chat with us, sharing why he thinks that EQ accounts for as much as 80% of the success of great leaders.



ERIKA ANDERSEN
Erika Andersen on Core Competencies
and Really Listening


Sept 2008 | Erika Andersen’s book, Growing Great Employees was featured in the May issue of HR Matters. We got in touch with Erika just recently, discussing some of the ideas in her book.

Erika Andersen has developed a reputation for creating learning and change processes and programs uniquely tailored to her clients’ challenges, goals, and culture since 1980.



AVRIL HENRY
Giving Feedback

Giving feedback across generations is simply good leadership
by Avril Henry
Peter Drucker in a book titled The Leader of the Future (1996) observed that “there may be born leaders, but there surely are too few to depend on them. Leadership must be learned and can be learned.”
My personal belief after working in Human Resources for 14 years is that leadership is a set of learnable behaviours, which can be adopted and modelled by observing leaders who exhibit ethical behaviours and strong values – qualities that “followers” admire and respect...




DAWN MORAIS
WEBSTER
It's Not About What You Say. It's About What They Hear

Dawn Morais Webster shares with us her views on authority, empowerment and expression in HR.
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