by Perry Timms | Jan 12, 2016 | HR Blogs
Forget resolutions and focus on being resolute about learning. I am SO over New Year’s Resolutions. They may work for some folks in creating new habits or shedding old ones people no longer desire but generally, there’s something a bit cliched about them that just...
by Perry Timms | Nov 30, 2015 | HR Blogs
I read a recent article on the Coywolf. It’s a new breed born from cross-breeding of North American Timberwolves, feral domesticated Dogs and Coyotes. As a result, this breed is now the best of 3 types: doesn’t fear man as much as it used to so it ventures into more...
by Jo Taylor | Nov 11, 2015 | HR Blogs
I will let you decide? in my opinion though most definitely yes as put simply when you look at the 4 factors that CEO’s and HRD’s are judged on they can really yield fantastic returns. These 4 factors are: Financial Performance Talent Attraction &...
by Rosalind Morris | Nov 11, 2015 | Training Services
Do your working relationships always run smooth? Or do you find yourself embroiled in arguments, office politics or unproductive dynamics? Here at Symposium we are running a specialised training event with expert Duncan Lewin, on emotional intelligence focussing on...
by Perry Timms | Sep 23, 2015 | HR Blogs
Our good friend in knowledge – Wikipedia – says that learning is the act of acquiring new, or modifying and reinforcing, existing knowledge, behaviors, skills, values, or preferences. We now prefix a lot of things with the word “digital” and so we have...
