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Rule #13

Teams in search of a purpose are strictly forbidden.

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Rule #11

HR's job is to lead on making people perform better, not be happier.

Posted in: The RulesLeadershipPerformance

Rule #9

If you have the word leader in your title then you're doubly responsible.

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Dr Tom Evens saving lives

Dr Tom Evens is an outstanding emergency medicine consultant and we had the privilege of interviewing him at our recent PerformanceFest Lounge event. Here’s a taster from his compelling interview. […]

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An interview with Dr Tom Evens

Dr Tom Evens is an outstanding emergency medicine consultant and we had the privilege of interviewing him at our recent PerformanceFest Lounge event. Sit back and enjoy this fascinating interview, performance decoded […]

Posted in: Videos and WebinarsConfidenceLeadershipPressureResilienceTeams

How to set your team up for success

Here are 6 ways in which you can start setting your team up for success.

Posted in: InfographicsLeadershipTeams

Why Employee Engagement is in danger of disappearing up its own arse

In episode 12 Chris Shambrook talks to Keith Hatter about his popular LinkedIn article on Employee engagement. Sit back and enjoy!

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8 great performance review questions

Start asking yourself these questions to help you become more effective at reviewing your performance.

Posted in: InfographicsLeadershipReviewing

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Performance reviewing

Most Leaders don’t use performance reviewing properly and the performance of those they lead suffers as a result. 55% of people don’t think their performance reviews are effective*. And that’s […]

Posted in: GuidesLeadershipReviewing

Take control of your performance review

It’s a great feeling when you take control of your performance reviewing. It’s your performance, so assert your ownership and responsibility.

Posted in: ToolsLeadershipReviewing

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Performance reviews - Essential or a chore?

High performers love performance reviewing. Without reviewing there is no learning, no improvement and no progress. It’s not just an annual exercise and it’s definitely not something you do just […]

Posted in: ViewpointsLeadershipReviewing

Performance reviewing in a high performance world

Performance reviewing is a vital high performance rhythm aimed at helping someone learn from their performance. It might confirm strengths or highlight important weaknesses. It might examine attitudes and use […]

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