Posts tagged with "Sandy Clarke"

Functional

By SANDY CLARKE No one understands your company more than your employees. They know what’s working well and what’s lousy; they are aware of whether the organisation is really aligned to its values, and they know whether or not they feel proud to tell people about their role and where they work.
Personal

By SANDY CLARKE Planned happenstance doesn’t advocate a lack of planning – of course, we have to plan our days, weeks and months to a degree. What it does encourage is that we should avoid putting all our energies and expectations into a single, direct plan of action. 
Business

By SANDY CLARKE - Do you ever wonder why some employees get promoted even though they’re not the most suitable candidates? Or what about that colleague who always comes in late, misses deadlines, and performs to a low standard? In psychology, there’s a term known as the ‘halo effect’.
Leadership

By SANDY CLARKE It’s a curious thought that, in today’s workplace, there are many open working spaces where people can collaborate and converse with ease – but does the organisational leadership reflect the transparency?
Business

By SANDY CLARKE With a USD$1 trillion company and an estimated net worth of USD$135 billion, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos knows a thing or two about looking after his customers. Did you know that Bezos personally reads customer complaint emails?
Functional

By SANDY CLARKE - The innovation of open-plan offices was hailed as a triumph for transparency, clear communication, and greater team cohesion. As it turns out, open-plan office spaces might be just as awful as many workers have thought for years, and more toxic for organisations than leaders realise.
Leadership

By SANDY CLARKE Isaac Newton was the first scientist to formulate the idea of gravity as a universal force; he invented Calculus (in his spare time!) as well as the first reflecting telescope; and, he also managed to lose his life savings. More than once. How is this possible?
Personal

By SANDY CLARKE - In times of normality, many of us will know the uncomfortable seduction of FOMO (the Fear of Missing Out). The emotionally-intelligent remedy to FOMO is JOMO – the Joy of Missing Out. The purpose of JOMO is to be content with who and where you at this point in life.

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