A key reason why diversity matters a great deal to Generation Z is because they are more diverse as a group.

How does your working routine compare to the rest?

What is THE key habit of the strongest leadership teams?

There’s an occupational hazard which goes with talking about generations.

Consistency is overrated. Alignment is the way to go

Does everyone really have to come with you?

Mental health is an issue which comes up over and over again with employers.  It is also at the heart of the Snowflake Myth.

To what extent do you hold each other to account?

How well are you handling senior leadership?

Four new videos for 2024 - a showreel and a promo for each talk.

What should senior leaders do when they hit a plateau in their career?

This article explores four key elements of the how and why

Diligence is a hallmark of Gen Z.

Achieving their goals really matters and they are prepared to work hard to reach them.

Time is a fixed constraint so how can senior leaders make the most of what they have?

This article explores three key challenges around the perpetual time crunch.

Every member of a leadership team must play a part in its development.

If you want to blaze a trail, you need to do it together.

Of all the key characteristics of Gen Z I describe it is this one which raises eyebrows the most often.  If you want to understand this generation, you really need to understand this.

Implementing a support plan for an underperforming team member can be challenging, but it is also a core part of management.

Interdependence is the opposite of independence. 

How well does it work in your leadership team?

Gen Z has inherited a perilous financial situation through no fault of their own.

How does this impact their outlook on life?

By fostering empathy and open communication, you can create a collaborative and respectful work environment for all ages.

Once established collective responsibility requires ongoing work. 

This is not just about a single difficult conversation.