Category: Thought Leadership

made-a-mistake

Oops, I made a mistake! Now what?

By Manasi Bharati, Psychology Consultant

 

According to Google, the use of the word ‘accountability’ has increased overtime and is now used more than the word ‘responsibility’. With responsibility, you can carry out certain tasks as a part of the duties

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Nurturing inclusion at an individual and team level

By Neeti Jain, Psychology Consultant

 

Creating, sustaining and nurturing an inclusive culture is at the core of every successful organisation. Decades of research and corporate experience have led us to conclude that Inclusion is the key to growth in organisations

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saying-no

Say Yes to Saying No

By Pooja Khajuria, Consultant

 

Did you say yes to the plan that you did not want to go to this weekend?

Did you say yes to extra tasks this week even though you didn’t have enough time for them, and

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bad-habit

Breaking up with your bad habits

By Caitlin Bethell, Head of Psychology

 

We all have habits that we are not exactly proud of – whether that is smoking, not exercising, nail-biting – and these can translate into our working lives – leaving work until just before

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From Rainbow Banners to Real Change

By Jai Thade, Head of Content

 

It’s Pride Month, and once again we expect to see a now-familiar annual trend unfold: organisations will update their social media profiles with rainbow-themed profile pictures, banners and posts. However, here’s an uncomfortable

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How to make employees feel listened to

By Dominique Whitefoot, Head of Research and Strategy

 

Making employees feel that their voices are heard, and more importantly that they are really listened to is crucial to employee engagement and a successful business.

Let’s take the practical point of

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