This is a great question posed to me ahead of the launch of Jolt’s Business Education Steering Committee panel I’m speaking on. I asked on Twitter and LinkedIn for people’s thoughts, and got over 30 amazing responses. I read through all of the comments and put them into categories (some had multiple points and therefore …
How women are treated at work and what women are able to do in work is an important discussion to have. This blog post is going to grow and change a little bit as new elements come to light, even on the day I published it! Donald H Taylor recently published a follow up to …
All my adult life I have worked in “normal” employment. When I was younger often this was part time, sometimes split or strange working shifts. As I got older this changed to full time, 9-5 or a variation of it. This had been the norm for a long time and then it all changed. I …
This morning was the first Lightbulb Moment Reflection Friday! Mike and I started it after attending the Modern Learning Leader workshop where there was a healthy dose of reflective practice. That experience, and the conversation Mike and I had about communicating and working together, prompted us to set aside some time every Friday morning for …
I’ve written a few blog posts about being a modern learning leader (links at the end). This one is some reflections on what a modern learning leader is, which has been prompted by attending the Modern Learning Leader workshop, hosted by Sukh Pabial. Humour – your superpower? The two day workshop was a lot of …
As part of the Modern Learning Leader Programme from the first webinar was about “The Human Condition”, with Emotion at Work expert Phil Willcox. You can read my post about ‘what is the human condition?‘. “A mask tells us more than a face” – Oscar Wilde There was a 45 minute video that Phil prepared …
