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Can mindfulness help you become a better leader?
Survindar Chahal, content and customer experience manager at First Practice Management, explains how you can practice mindfulness as a practice manager Do you ever find keep reading
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Is it time to end the culture of blame?
Is it right to point the finger at someone, or are leaders best to pursue a no blame policy? CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
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How flexible is too flexible when dealing with requests at work?
In the current working climate flexibility around working environments and times are paramount. This needs to be respected, but are managers still able to say keep reading
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The latest initiatives in health tech
The digital health landscape in the UK is complex and evolving, with many organisations involved it its regulation and functioning. Andrew Davies, digital health lead keep reading
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How dyslexia should be managed at work
As its Dyslexia Awareness Week businesses are being encouraged to consider the effects dyslexia can have on their employees and how best to deal with keep reading
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Hire to retire – the importance of succession planning
Jonathan Finch, web content editor for First Practice Management, discusses why it is important to ensure you have a plan in place for succession An keep reading
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What (if any) lessons can business leaders learn from 007
We all know of James Bond. Beit Sean Connery or Daniel Craig, Ian Flemming’s character has managed to stay relevant over the years. Is this keep reading
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How to manage without manipulation
Tips for managing your manager without looking like a master manipulator This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on Management Today keep reading
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Avoiding leader’s guilt
Despite appearing cool, calm, and collected, Dark Horses’ chief exec Melissa Robertson says she feels guilty “about everything”. Here’s how she manages that niggling feeling keep reading
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Why you should speak up in the workplace
Speaking up about wrongdoing or incompetence can be scary – but you’ll regret it if you don’t says Jim Detert, business school professor This is keep reading