Decision-Making, Negotiating & Influencing

Decisions, negotiations and persuasion occur in the workplace everyday. How can you be effective in your decision-making, influencing others or negotiating a desired outcome?

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Prosperity Consciousness

by Steven and Chutisa Bowman

Creating wealth and resources for your organisation.

A Guide To Unforced Errors

By Michael Useem

Predictable errors are preventable errors. And a few simple techniques, like those below, can help you steer clear of the most common wrong turns.

The Power Of Choice

by John Boe

Any leader who fails to control their thoughts, and take responsibility for their attitude, runs a risk.

How To Build Collaborative Relationships

by Wayne Harrison

In this article we will explore the constraints that need to be overcome to build long-term collaborative relationships. We will also propose frameworks that can empower both parties to navigate divergent views and manage obstructionist behaviours.

Dealing With Uncertainty

by Henry Blatman

So many things are changing, and at such a rapid pace, that it's not surprising managers today feel pressured and can sometimes doubt their own ability to perform. They grapple day to day with the paradoxes and uncertainties of doing business and making decisions in an environment that is tougher, with odds that are greater, and more pressure to ‘get it right'.

When Win-Win Becomes Lose-Lose

by Katie Graham

Getting what you want in a negotiation is never easy. With a little preparation, you can at least avoid the dreaded scenario where everyone walks away dissatisfied.

How Do You Make Your Staff Feel?

by Graham Haines

If you want your staff to feel good about the organisation they work for, set the example. Nothing is as effective as what you do but complement that by what you say and what you write. Above all be visible and impress upon your managers to be likewise.

The Story Of The Moving Goalposts

by Paul Bridle

We often hear people being frustrated because they believe that they have worked hard only to discover that the ‘goalposts have been moved'.

Little Things That Make A Big Difference

by Karen Schmidt

Little things make a big difference when you are a manager. Your attitude to the little things can make or break your relationship with employees. Get your people on side and they will do anything for you ... get them offside and they will do anything to make your life difficult.