Meetings – cruel and unusual punishment, the most pointless part of our lives or inadvertently hilarious? Do you want to laugh, cry or have your brain scooped out of your head by a teaspoon when attending most of your meetings? There are so many ...
Integration Training Journal - Mark Walsh's Blog
Brighton (Sussex)/ London UK
Where business training, management & leadership training, time & stress management, coaching and team building meet "alternative" content. For all who integrate BOTH worlds as human business beings - to benefit themselves, their work and the world.
Tag Archive: HR
How to Send an HR Manager Crazy
In my work leading a training company I meet a lot of HR managers in different organisations from businesses to charities to colleges. Usually we get on, have meetings over lunch and I get to hear about the hassles, annoyances and general woes that the job can entail. Here then is my list of ...
7 Essential Embodied Tools for Leadership, Training and HR
Integration Training’s specialty as a company is the fast growing area of embodied training, sometimes called somatics or physical intelligence. This way of doing training engages people who learn with their bodies (kinaesthetic learners), works at a fundamentally deeper level than power point so it enables real change and it sticks because real learning ...
How to Tell if Someone is Pulling a Sickie
People get sick and that’s life, frustrating as it may be for employers and colleagues. When someone takes a sick-day however when they are really fine, it's really annoying, and according to the CIPD 1 in 3 is fake. Here is my (almost entirely unscientific) guide to telling the difference between a real and fake ...
What’s Hot in Training and Human Resources
Fresh from the CIPD's annual HRD learning and organisational development conference with a bagful of brochures and a pocket-ful of business cards here's by list of what's hot and what's not in the world of training, learning and development and human resources. It's pretty subjective ...
