Re-Engaging Talent Post Maternity Leave

Authors: David Collings, Yseult Freeney and Lisa van der Werff Leadership & Talent Institute, DCU Business School, Dublin City University. Over the past number of decades, the talent agenda has become one of the most pressing challenge... Read More

702010 – The canary in the L&D coalmine and our escape to the surface - Dr Paul Donovan

Canaries were once used, cruelly no doubt, as a sentinel species in coalmines – warning of danger. This fragile bird was more sensitive to the poisonous gases prevalent below ground than humans. So, if a canary became ill or died in a coalmine that meant that danger for miners could soon follow. It was the signal to evacuate...

The Leadership Space: Loved, Lonely – or simply contradictory?

Two things I remember from receiving a major (and unexpected) promotion years ago: 1) getting onto the train home so excited that I wanted to broadcast the news to a carriage-load of tired strangers (I didn’t!), and 2) walking... Read More

People Remember More Than We Thought

People do NOT remember 10% of what they read, 20% of what they see, 30% of what they hear, etc. That information, and similar pronouncements are fraudulent. Moreover, general statements on the effectiveness of learning methods are not credi... Read More

Oliver Johnston's Thoughts on the Upcoming National Conference

Indra Nooyi, CEO PepsiCo, refers to the 'Brilliant Disruption' in describing the age of exponential change that we are all facing. It's real and it's upon us now. How do Training and Development professionals in Ireland respond? In June 17, ... Read More

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Re-Engaging Talent Post Maternity Leave

702010 – The canary in the L&D coalmine and our escape to the surface - Dr Paul Donovan

The Leadership Space: Loved, Lonely – or simply contradictory?

People Remember More Than We Thought

Oliver Johnston's Thoughts on the Upcoming National Conference

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