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YOWILG Scholarship winner announced

September 6, 2010

Congratulations to Lee-anne Graham of the City of Yarra!
Lee-anne has won the scholarship awarded by Indigo Training to develop her career and continue her stated mission of developing Access Yarra. Access Yarra is the business unit responsible for the customer contact centre within the council.
Lee-anne has demonstrated her commitment and drive to progress [...]

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Joan Saxton – inspiring at 90!

August 10, 2010

Joan Saxton – truly inspiring at 90
As a CSP with the National Speakers Association of Australia I was invited to attend the July Chapter meeting in Victoria as a host of one of their education roundtables tables.
The topic I was speaking on was moving from trainer to speaker, in particular achieving the status of [...]

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Book Review – Who Killed Change

July 31, 2010

I want to talk with you about a book I have just read (no not my own book The Shower The Course and The Thought Bubble) but a book written by Ken Blanchard with John Britt, Pat Zigarmi and Judd Hoekstra.

The book is called “Who Killed Change” it’s a fantastic book about managing [...]

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The Age warns that employees are ready to move

July 31, 2010

According to The Age newspaper, employees currently have extremely itchy feet. The article, published in last week’s Business Day section, cites a Hay Group survey that suggests that up to one-third of Australian workers are planning to switch jobs.
Sam Dawson,Head of Insight at Hay Group was quoted by The Age as saying that ”The landscape [...]

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Do we really communicate across generations in the workplace?

July 29, 2010

It is said that the basis of all good relationships is communication, so just how well do we communicate across the generations in the workplace?
Many things in the workplace have changed over the past few decades – technology, office furniture styles – and even the nature of work itself. The western world has moved from [...]

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