by Antony Tinker | Mar 19, 2020 | Culture, Employee Engagement, Leadership, Teamwork
Holding virtual meetings or video calls may not be familiar territory to many businesses, but with the Government now actively asking Britons to work from home wherever possible, this will be our new normal for the foreseeable future. With that in mind, we’ve put...
by Antony Tinker | Mar 19, 2020 | Culture, Employee Engagement, Teamwork
Holding meetings virtually or doing video conference calls can be daunting for the uninitiated. To help participants relax and feel comfortable, and in place of the milling around and getting a coffee before the start of a ‘real world’ meeting, we strongly recommend...
by Linda Jamieson | Feb 24, 2020 | Leadership, Performance, Personal growth, Teamwork
Do you ever look back on a project and realise that you unwittingly set yourself and/or your team up for failure? Is your tendency to rush to action or are you good at carefully preparing for success? I have learnt – to my cost at times – that my natural...
by Antony Tinker | Jan 28, 2020 | Leadership, Mentoring/Coaching, Teamwork
Along with many others in January, I’ve recently been taking time out of my day-to-day to consider my goals. Where would I like to be in six months, one year, three years? Not just what do I want to accomplish, but how do I want to be, how do I want to feel?...
by Linda Jamieson | Aug 14, 2019 | Leadership, Personal growth, Teamwork
We all have objects around our homes that have significance to us personally. This is one of mine and the story attached to it highlights the difficulty we can have as leaders in understanding long term outcomes and knowing if we have done the right thing. This Royal...
by Linda Jamieson | Mar 12, 2019 | Culture, Leadership, Teamwork
At iTS Leadership, we have this wonderful ritual of recognition that kick starts our monthly team meetings: everyone nominates a ‘honk’* to a team member(s) of their choosing, or even to themselves. It’s a way of acknowledging all the hard work and effort...
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