by Emma Weber | Sep 10, 2009 | Blog
I was at a great half day seminar recently – inspiring information and great actions to take away. The day started really well when I noticed on the agenda 30 minute small group discussions had been scheduled for recall, take out value and how to implement. The...
by Emma Weber | Aug 26, 2009 | Blog
According to a case study detailed in AIM’s publication “Management Today”, Luxottica discovered three years ago a significant disconnection between the way customers and employees viewed their organisation. They had a dominant market position and...
by Emma Weber | Aug 5, 2009 | Blog
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about the keys to successful transfer of learning, in the context of ‘what are the key elements of our approach that produce great results?’ and ‘how can others use our experience to benefit their work or business?’ Do you remember...
by Emma Weber | Jul 16, 2009 | Blog
I was enticed to read an article on Peter Senge’s blog this week entitled ‘Learning from Apple’s Design Consultant’. I borrowed the title and the full article can be read here. Essentially it is a review from BusinessWeek Magazine of an...
by Emma Weber | Jul 8, 2009 | Blog
Last post I was talking about connecting with the inner voice to assist in learning. The more you can leverage your internal dialogue the easier it will be to change behaviours. In fact, imagine that you are trying to put a plan of action into play but are stopped by...
