We have left jobs, not because of the work we did, but because our leaders weren’t aligned to our values. We have left otherwise solid jobs to follow our inspirational leaders to new companies. From these journeys, we know that who we work for is just as important, if not more, than the work we do each day.

Everyone wants to know what makes good leaders tick – why are the bad leaders bad, why are the charismatic leaders inspiring and why do narcissistic leaders captivate us? However, it is rare to hear a robust discussion about what makes a follower disengaged or devoted? Find out more about the importance of followership here.

Change is hard. If nothing else, 2020 has forced us out of our comfort zones and propelled us in and out of changes in every dimension of our lives. What can we learn about ourselves and our workplaces when we reflect upon how we navigated these disruptions? Perhaps we start at the top…

A Leadership Playbook is an essential component of the employee experience, as it defines who you are as an organisation, and why you exist. It provides your people with the guard rails for how you want to operate and work. Reigniting the connection between your team and company playbook can have a significant impact on your Employee Experience and, ultimately, drive high performance.

Did you know that design-led companies have increased revenue at almost twice the rate of their industry counterparts in the last 5 years? In a McKinsey Quarterly report titled “The Business Value of Design,” it was found that 300 publicly listed companies have demonstrated a substantial increase in revenue due to their design-led initiatives. Now, this is not an easy journey, but it’s definitely worth it.