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“They feel infallible”: can a team member be too confident?
Getting the most out of overconfident or “cocky” team members…
Five ways to better connect with your customers or stakeholders
How behavioural economics can help you influence your customers’ or stakeholders’ decisions
Red lines: what are your “non-negotiables” as a manager?
All managers have certain non-negotiable standards that they expect of their team. We asked five managers to share theirs.
Highlights – 21 August
Electing to hone our skills – in health, happiness and harmonious leadership
Active improvements: why exercising at work matters
Two Chartered Managers share their tips for getting teams moving – even when they’re working at home…
Can (and should) we automate managers?
Human judgement, communication and collaboration are not at risk of being replaced
7 August – Highlights
Getting a handle on workplace change: preventing AI “gunking up the system”, managing hybrid holidays – and the rest
What to do when a political argument breaks out at work
While conflict at work is inevitable, lasting damage isn’t, so long as managers make the appropriate interventions
Four steps to resolve hybrid workplace conflict (beware late-night messages)
Conflict is more likely in a hybrid world; managers need to know how to handle it
“I was finally being recognised for my speciality”
Chartered Manager of the Week Emma Bell-Davies CMgr: “It showed me that I was worthy of something”
“You need managers for an efficient and productive health service”
Too many managers in the NHS? The opposite may, in fact, be true