Writing about lessons learned from sports is something I have been doing for a few decades. The games and the athletes who play them provide insights into preparation, play, and conduct.
News Type: Hogan in the Media
I took a $1,000 personality test for Fortune 500 CEOs to see if I’m fit for the corner office. Here’s what I learned about my leadership style
“It may get uncomfortable,” Jackie Sahm, vice president of interactive solutions at Hogan Assessment Systems, tells me.
3 Trends That Will Make or Break HR in 2024
Faced with tough competition in the talent market, human resources are constantly evolving their role.
Three Trends That Will Make or Break HR in 2024
A new year brings a new set of challenges and expectations. The world of HR is ever-changing.
Why everything you know about charisma is wrong
Want to become a more charismatic person? That could be harder than you might think.
The perfect CEO? Reality rarely fits the mythical mould
Too many organisations have the wrong idea about what makes the ‘perfect CEO’. Breaking down the stereotypes could help firms see through the executive mystique.
From detectives to networkers: five work personality types and who is most likely to be a manager or CEO
Slack has identified five workplace personality types that are common to most offices, with employers encouraged to understand the role emotional intelligence plays in employees’ performance.
Harnessing Africa’s human resources for its future
The Perfect CEO – Debunking the Most Dangerous Myth
We all know the stereotypes: Great CEOs are extroverted. They’re self-promoting. They’re risk-takers. But are these commonly held stereotypes true?
Neutralizing the Most Detrimental Job Interview Derailers
The interview process can be a daunting challenge. No matter how prepared a candidate might be, even the most capable and smartest of individuals can sometimes make a bad impression and not even be aware of it.