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Will this generation of followers make its leaders kinder (and more effective)?

Will this generation of followers make its leaders kinder (and more effective)?

There is a book on leadership for every day of the year. And then there are the blogs, for every hour of every day. Leadership theory and best practice offer well-trodden paths for experts from many disciplines and present a seemingly infinite source of fascination…

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In 2017 we must limit the damage of the post-truth phenomenon

In 2017 we must limit the damage of the post-truth phenomenon

Oxford Dictionaries has declared post-truth as its 2016 international word of the year, beating to the title other trend-setting or event-capturing terms like alt-right, Brexiteer, chatbot, coulrophobia (yes,  fear of clowns) and the rather appealing, not in the least dark, Danish concept of Hygge. The compound…

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(Back to) the future of account management. A classic tune to a new rhythm

(Back to) the future of account management. A classic tune to a new rhythm

Every few years the death of account management is announced. In response, a stout defence is mounted, the debate rages for a while, then the obituary is withdrawn, some remedial care is prescribed and clients continue to interact with their agencies primarily via their account teams….

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Organisations seem permanently to be reorganising. It’s important to get this right

Organisations seem permanently to be reorganising. It’s important to get this right

In business if change is the new normal and the pace of change continues to increase, then the challenge to keep up, let alone flourish, places a heavy burden on leadership teams. A typical response to these difficulties appears to be a reorg (it even…

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If the skills of management consultants are now more appealing to marketers, so is a consultancy style relationship

If the skills of management consultants are now more appealing to marketers, so is a consultancy style relationship

Conventional wisdom has it that no marketing budget holder wakes up in the morning cheerily anticipating the prospect of paying money to management consultants. Despite the contribution made to the public, private and voluntary sectors by these independent advisors, clichés abound which typically describe the…

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September is a time for sowing, not for anticipating dead leaves

September is a time for sowing, not for anticipating dead leaves

The month of OOO is coming to an end. During August the workplace positively hums with Out Of Office messages and the sound of joyous anticipation of a spell on the beach.  This year we have also enjoyed the OOO provided by Team GB as…

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