We posted an article two weeks ago in relation to the Building Safety Bill – due to become law by early this summer – in which we wondered about the relationship between competence, culture, and behaviour across the sector and as to whether an increase in the level competence would…Read more
The ending of Covid 19 restrictions in the UK was supposed to see a return to the pre-Covid days of normality. The reality is far from that.The pandemic has not gone away, nor will it, and other winter health issues such as flu are predicted to return in high numbers.The…Read more
‘The only difference between one organisation and another is the performance of its people.’Peter Drucker This opinion of Peter Drucker whilst seemingly clichéd is as applicable today some 50 years on from when it was first written in the middle 1960s. Drucker was one of the most widely influential thinkers,…Read more
‘Our comforting conviction that the world makes sense rests on a secure foundation; our almost unlimited ability to ignore our ignorance.’ Daniel Kahneman [1] Times of change call for leaders. Our current Covid 19 crisis is but the latest such time, for the lockdown of economies has created an anticipation…Read more
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