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Should I include Personal Interests and Hobbies in my Resume
The short answer is no.
Leadership Strategy - The Power of Personal Space
How powerful is personal space as a determinant of productivity? Everybody works differently, and where possible good leaders should take into account individual preferences and needs when allocating workspace. When I had 25 superb HR professionals and organisational psychologists working with me, we spent a lot of time getting the personal workspace right for each person.

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How to Use HR Metrics Effectively
This brief article on organisational metrics provides 10 tips on leveraging metrics to best effect within organisations
7.4.1 Governance and organisation
Once again, little or no systematic research has been undertaken on the governance and organisational arrangements of national training systems in developing countries. In particular, little is known about recent attempts that have been made to improve the level of representation and thus the power and influence of the poor in governance structures and with what results. Similarly, virtually nothing is known about specific organisational changes that have been made in an attempt to ensure that the special training needs of the poor are adequately catered for.

Get Organised! - a really important sales tip
Many sales are lost simply because we fail to follow up when we should. This article will outline how to get the organisational tool nearly everyone has on their computer - Microsoft Outlook - to work for you.
Leadership Strategy - The Power of Personal Space
How powerful is personal space as a determinant of productivity? Everybody works differently, and where possible good leaders should take into account individual preferences and needs when allocating workspace. When I had 25 superb HR professionals and organisational psychologists working with me, we spent a lot of time getting the personal workspace right for each person.

The Four IDDM's of Procrastination
I know, I know….I should start an exercise program, I should fix that hole in the screen, I should take the car in for an oil change. Am I the only one that procrastinates? I don’t think so. It’s a topic that comes up often in my seminars. With some research and discussions with psychologists I was actually able to develop an easy formula to explain why we procrastinate and then tips to stop. Great right? So I call these my four IDDM's (not items) of procrastination and we’ll use an acronym of IDDM. Ready?
Organisational Culture - Will Over-Ride Education, Intelligence and Common Sense
Organisational culture is the single biggest determinant of how an individual will behave within a business or organisational environment. It will over-ride education, intelligence and common-sense...
Study Links Depression to Heavy Internet Use
Psychologists from the Leeds University in the U.K. say there is a strong link between depression and Internet addiction.
Monkey See - Monkey Do
Have you ever stopped to think about how important our role as leaders and a mentors is in the eyes of the people with whom we associate. Whether it is at within your family, work, church, or professionally. My dad explained it this way, he indicated that it was what they called role modeling, and children especially, will do exactly as they see versus what they are told to do. Psychologists call it, "monkey see, monkey do”.

Coaching Generation Y
The new generation entering the workplace has a different philosophy from those that have gone before. To accommodate both the new thinking and legitimate business interests, organisations should move to ensure that coaching is part of their organisational culture.
Professional Athletes Using Hypnosis to Enhance Mental Toughness and Peak Performance
I receive calls weekly from professionals who recognize that their bodies will not always be able to support the wear and tear and therefore, they would like to learn mental skills to compensate. There are many techniques that Certified Sport Psychologists use to help such athletes, but by far the most powerful technique in my arsenal is Hypnotic Sport Psychology.
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