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Stuck in the middle - part two - the manager’s view” – managing teams during change
The world between strategy and people can be a difficult place to navigate –and some discussions with people managers since my earlier blog


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“Stuck in the middle with you” – supporting managers during change
Like everyone else, I live my life with a constant background soundtrack in my head (…what… not everyone has this??). Throughout the day, ph


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Releasing the potential in change
Organisational change and development is critical for any organisation to maintain and improve performance within a rapidly changing...


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What is Reflective Practice?
“The reflective path towards professionalism is slippery like soap."
Struck by Schaepkens’ (2021) statement I thought it would be helpful to

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'Employees don’t leave companies, they leave people...'
Do your teams feel like they are being heard? “It is said that employees don’t leave companies, they leave people” - Dale Carnegie author...


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Why taking time to reflect is the best investment in learning you can make.
How do we learn? I’ve been reading the excellent Make it Stick: The Science of Successful Learning by Brown, Roediger and McDaniel


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Do you need to review and evolve your Core Values to align with your Post Covid recovery strategy?
This is part two of a three part blog series. This article is the second in a three-part series designed to stimulate some thinking and...


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Are your Values working hard enough for you as you respond and recover during the Covid 19 crisis?
This is part one of a three part blog series. Values today are a widely documented and often revered “must have” management tool and it’s...


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"How are you?" "Busy."
Mindfulness in Business and Leadership by Susan Grandfield.


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Women in Leadership: Presence & Impact
Taylor Clarke's next Women in Leadership session will take place on the 20th of March at House of an Art Lover in Glasgow.


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CQ Taster Session with Lucy Butters
Lucy Butters gives an introduction on Cultural Intelligence (CQ) at Taylor Clarke.


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Our grandmothers’ legacy - towards full gender equality; Enabling the next generation
Taylor Clarke consultant Sarah Ballantyne discusses what women do to enable each successive generation to get closer to gender equality.


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Agile Leadership for Change - Open Course
Course Dates Module One 5th & 6th November 2019 Module Two 10th & 11th December 2019 BOOK NOW Are you curious to know more about agile...


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4 Steps to a Greater Work-Life Balance: Part 2
By Mark Adderley, Senior Associate Consultant and Coach Last month we shared our thoughts on 4 effective ways to have a great “Work-life...


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4 Steps to a Greater Work-Life Balance
By Mark Adderley, Senior Associate Consultant and Coach In the ever-changing work environment, our workloads are often challenging to...


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Agile Leadership - What's New and What's in it for You?
By Cameron Findlater- Consultant & Coach One of the current hot topics in organisations is “Agile Leadership”. Agile leaders engendering...


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“No way!” – managing resistance to change
If you are a manager or business partner responsible for implementing new systems, policies and practices one of the key challenges you...


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Problems of presence for female leaders
By Pauline Holland, Principal Consultant at Taylor Clarke and Co Chair at ODN Europe “An essential dynamic of leadership is being seen …”...


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CASE STUDY: Coaching Conversations for Managers as an Intervention for Culture Change
By Mairi Maclean- Consultant and Coach The culture of a company is crucial to its success and, as we know, the culture is determined by...
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