Our thinking
Here's what we have to say about everything
Hilary Bryan
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Lessons for leaders from the campaign trail
Political campaigns are a reminder that emotions move people.
Hilary Bryan
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Why you should feel sorry for politicians
Politicians are caught in a huge cauldron of steaming ambiguity.
Kristen Gyorgak
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Lessons from the Presidential podium
Yesterday I put myself through a lot of pain. Three separate painful sessions: a dentist appointment, a tattoo session, and watching the first 2020 presidential debate. Here are five takeaways.
Dinah Vincent
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The necessity of discomfort
Does framing diversity and inclusion as 'good for business' lose sight of the argument for fairness and equity?
Hilary Bryan
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Tea & Toast Online: Thinking and planning
The future isn't what it used to be. Join us for an hour to think about how we can think and plan for the future in a way that's meaningful and useful.
Dinah Vincent
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Presentation tips from potential Prime Ministers
You may not have learned anything new about New Zealand's potential Prime Ministers from the debate last night, but we can learn from them as presenters. How did they go against the advice we give in our presentation skills workshops?
Dinah Vincent
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Tick box past unconscious bias
Is it possible to overcome unconscious bias with a checklist?
Hilary Bryan, Dinah Vincent, and Kristen Gyorgak
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Tea & Toast Online: Our Brains & Bias
We're looking at the neuroscience of bias, and delving into how our perceptions of people and situations can lead to bias.
Hilary Bryan
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What does the future hold?
Done right, scenario planning isn't a future planning exercise that's then forgotten; it shapes what we're doing today.
Kristen Gyorgak
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Yesterday's news, today's agility
Tuesday night's press conference was an exemplar in many ways. Leaders and organisations should be taking notes on how clear, compassionate, and considered this communication was.