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Communicating Like A Boss – Leading your Teams Through Change

As a leader of people, one of the most crucial skills you need to continually hone is communicating with your teams. This might sound obvious, but it can have truly catastrophic consequences if you get it wrong. I've been part of teams where our manager has been an excellent communicator, treated us all like adults, … Continue reading Communicating Like A Boss – Leading your Teams Through Change

Testing SaaS – Quality in a “Buy not Build” Culture

It may surprise some people as it’s not commonly talked about in the industry but not every company will develop its own IT systems. Not every company has an agile development culture, some have a culture of buying the best of the market solutions and integrate them together. This brings about a very different challenge … Continue reading Testing SaaS – Quality in a “Buy not Build” Culture

Break the Mould – Leadership Podcast Appearance

I am a bit of a sucker for Podcast interviews, but this is the first one I have done which has been purely focused on the leadership side of my role and more specifically, the people leadership aspect. I first came across Tim Roberts when I started my coaching journey and came across the Coaching … Continue reading Break the Mould – Leadership Podcast Appearance

People First Leadership – Working for Your Teams

As a leader, I feel honoured and privileged to be trusted to lead a team of humans. This is a complete career change for most who transition into a manager/people leadership role as your domain knowledge skills become secondary. I also truly believe in Servant Leadership or my preferred term -"People First Leadership". It's clear … Continue reading People First Leadership – Working for Your Teams

Leading Minds of All Kinds – Embracing Neurodivergence in Your Teams

Leading a team can be hugely rewarding and helping then succeed through your guidance/mentoring and coaching can give you the ultimate job satisfaction. Following on from my previous article on supporting your team, you may find yourself in a place where you have team members who are neurodivergent and this can require a whole new … Continue reading Leading Minds of All Kinds – Embracing Neurodivergence in Your Teams

We Can’t Always Be Perfect – Owning Your Leadership Mistakes

Historically, there was expectation that to be a good leader, you had to be bulletproof and show no weakness, make no mistakes and certainly show no negative emotion. This lead to leaders masking their true selves and not being authentic. Instead, fitting the corporate mould to ensure they met the expectations of the company they … Continue reading We Can’t Always Be Perfect – Owning Your Leadership Mistakes