The following infographic is an introduction to our Stress Quotient assessment, which is from our partner TTI Success Insights. This tool measures 7 core factors and 17 sub-factors of work-related stress.
The following infographic is an introduction to our Stress Quotient assessment, which is from our partner TTI Success Insights. This tool measures 7 core factors and 17 sub-factors of work-related stress.
Topics: Psychology- Profiling & Assessment Tools- Culture & Organisational Development
Gallup is a US-based organisation known around the world for its public opinion polling information and large-scale collection of business performance data. Gallup is also known for its research into the foundational elements of employee engagement that predict performance.
Topics: Employee Engagement- Culture & Organisational Development- Business Models ("Nutshell" Series)
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Appreciative Inquiry (AI) is a popular approach used by OD consultants that was pioneered by a US professor of organisational behaviour called David Cooperrider in the mid 1980s.
Topics: Human Resources- Culture & Organisational Development- Business Models ("Nutshell" Series)
Read MoreFrom a large pool of over 200 Human Resources (HR), Organisational Development (OD) and Learning & Development (L&D) models and concepts, we are highlighting a list of 40 "must-know" business models and ideas across these fields.
Topics: Human Resources- Learning & Development- Culture & Organisational Development
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Have you ever sat in a meeting bored out of your mind and thought to yourself, "This is the worst presentation in the world ... why are you sooo boooring?"
Topics: Employee Engagement- Learning & Development- Culture & Organisational Development
Read MoreIn this series, we are talking about 6 key drivers that come up time and again in the research on employee engagement. This is part of #5: Good Culture and Co-Workers.
Topics: Employee Engagement- Culture & Organisational Development
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