Submitted by Sue Moseley on 8 February 2013 - 11:40am
Interesting news this week that the RAF have found coaching to be an important tool in developing the performance of its pilots.
Why interesting? Well, while I'm guessing that few of our growing number of blog readers are planning on a career at the controls of a jet (please let me know if I'm wrong!), there's a message in the RAF's findings for all of us.
Traditionally focussed on a very technical, error-eradication model of training, the RAF, has found that it needs something more to get the best out its people. In their words:
Submitted by Sarah Archer on 4 September 2012 - 11:43am
Career confidence is an interesting area, different to social confidence, it can take years to develop and can evaporate quickly if we experience a break in our career, a stressful work event or an unsupportive manager. However CareerTree has identified the following tips to develop and maintain your career confidence. They do require some effort and practice to be effective!
Seventeen million people tuned in to watch Andy Murray take on Roger Federer in the men’s tennis final on Sunday, all hoping that this time Wimbledon would have a British champion.
