Category Archives: Development

One of the most uncomfortable legacies of education, that really does not equip people for success in the real world, is a fear of making mistakes. In education, there are usually ‘right answers’, whereas in the real world we often have to tackle the unknown. (read more)

Being seen as indispensable feels good – you feel needed, and valued, and knowledgeable. It can also seem like a great way to secure your future in turbulent times or recessions – after all, if you’re the source of all knowledge or the best at what you do it’s unlikely you’ll end up on the bad side of any redundancies. (read more)

Whatever the outcome, feedback after you’ve been through the interview process is a gift which can help you become more confident and successful during future selection processes. (read more)