I've shared a number of posts over the last few weeks, all rooted in a similar set of questions.
Questions about trust, behaviour, emotion, learning, uncertainty and what it means to be human in an increasingly automated workplace.
They're the same questions I've encountered time and again throughout more than 30 years in HR and Leadership Development. Studying Applied Neuroscience has given me a different perspective on those questions; a deeper understanding of why people think, feel and behave the way they do.
Over the last year, those ideas have gradually evolved into a new leadership journey.
The Human Factor.
Do you find that you spend too much of your time supporting managers in your business who lack the skills, motivation or confidence to fully step up into their management role? I spent many years…