Governance

When I work with managers, I occasionally ask them what they consider to be team No 1 and team No 2. Most of the time, I get the answer that team number 1 is the team of their subordinates. When you are the number 1 team leader, and your subordinates are your team, you will […]

Leadership is about creating a space where people can grow. And growth is development, not growth in the business sense. By space, I do not only mean physical space, which is undoubtedly important, but above all spiritual space. It makes no difference whether a person’s main tool is their body (e.g. working with their hands)

By making all managers’ employment contracts permanent, we will create a more cohesive society through greater mobility of managers, I write in an article sent to the Edukas Eesti competition. To paraphrase Albert Einstein, to continue to run organisations in the way they have been run for the last couple of hundred years and hope

Last week I wrote about time management training and the topic kept rolling around in my head, what is time for me and how it could be of benefit/benefit in management. Time is a concept that exists only in humans. But in making the attempt, we can see how futile it is to over-emphasise time.

From time to time people ask for time management training and since today was another such occasion, I will share my thoughts on the time management problem. I don’t directly offer time management training myself, and the reason is that I think time management training gives people a brief sense that it’s manageable, but mostly

In the Business Day Training supplement of 3 February, I wrote about how to go from sacrifice to results in a team. Read more on page 4. PDF taken from the DIGAR portal and is publicly available since from 5 March

In December’ s Director, I wrote at length about the identity grief associated with change, because I see and believe that every change is a grieving process. Change is usually linked to a change in identity, and identity is our deepest layer, and when it is threatened, it brings up a lot of deep feelings

The article was published on Personaliuudised.ee and Juhi5’s blog. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs ends in most textbooks with a level of self-fulfilment. Shortly before his death, Maslow added a self-transcendence, or a level of what might be called transpersonal. Since Maslow died a year later, and the supplement was published in a little-known journal, and