Behaviour Change The way in which one conducts themselves towards others inn the workplace is the primary definition of organisational behaviour. Research links human behaviour to genetics; it is environment, however, that takes the credit in most part. Grasping this truth will change how any leader views their environment, whether past or present. Attitude is […]
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Your brain is a tangled forest of neurons. That amazing organ contains about 100 billion neural cells, all zip-zapping electrochemical signals around like little clouds in a lightning storm. How often do we pause to think about the mysterious majesty of the human brain? Our abilities to think abstractly, to harness language as a tool, and […]
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Organisational Change Management: Human beings, despite some of our efforts to look wild and spontaneous, are really creatures of habit. All behaviour that we observe in each other is the result of a complex network of learned behaviours and experiences and personal biases that result in relatively predictable behaviour. If you consider for a moment […]
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