by Joseph Grech | Mar 2, 2020 | Coaching, L&D, Psychology
There won’t be any guesses around where I stand on this topic. Long-term relationships with coaches are not healthy – they limit a person’s true development, motivate the client towards an external locus of control and shift accountability....
by Joseph Grech | Dec 11, 2019 | Business, Coaching, HR, L&D, Management, Training, Uncategorized
Micromanaging can be a hard habit to break. We often talk about its effect on employees, but what if you are the one that has a habit of micromanaging? Read our tips below to help you and your teams flourish? Stop constant check ins – people you’ve hired...
by Joseph Grech | Nov 26, 2019 | Business, Coaching, L&D, Management
When distinguishing between the methodologies that coaches use in the workplace, we can safely divide them between two broad methodologies: one focused on bridging gaps and the other on developing strengths. The former group of methodologies follows an approach that...
by Joseph Grech | Sep 27, 2019 | Coaching, L&D
I got into coaching by undertaking a pretty amazing coaching programme myself. Through it I unlocked goals that I had wanted to achieve for years, including setting up my own business and finding happiness in various areas of my personal life. For many years I...
by Charles Goff-Deakins | Mar 18, 2019 | L&D, Management
With the slashing of L&D budgets across the private and public sectors in recent years, L&D teams have worked creatively to maximise the budget they have to help employees grow. The 2019 Workplace Learning Report suggested that L&D budgets are on the rise...
by Joseph Grech | Feb 27, 2019 | L&D, Management, Training
To ensure that your learners make the most from a learning session they are attending it is imperative for the L&D professional to create an experience for them and not simply a training session. Although theoretically we say that we have moved beyond traditional...
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