Latest Blog Posts
Virtual learning survey some interim findings
As the project, Through the lens of research: virtual and hybrid learning, moves into its final week of surveying opinion, Jo Cook looks at the emerging messages
New virtual classroom research launch
TJ’s very own online classroom guru, Jo Cook introduces us to a valuable new survey on what people really want from the live, online experience.
What comes first, teamship or friendship?
Friendship or teamwork? Maybe one informs the other. Teams expert Pam Hamilton shares her thoughts in her latest blog.
The big rethink
Elke Edwards says it's time to think again - and change our approach to leadership.
Problem Moaner or a Problem Owner?
Our newest blogger Pam Hamilton looks at how teams can deal with negativity.
What do your talent want?
Elke Edwards looks at the changing priorities of the workforce.
Bullies and bad behaviour: Three things I wish I’d known 10 years ago
Welcoming a brand new blogger to our ranks! Teamwork expert Pam Hamilton kicks off her monthly column with some great advice about bullying.
Ideas that will shake you: In praise of The Beano
Nigel Paine suggests that to find that original voice we need to dig deep and use Britain’s oldest comic as an exemplar of how to find that special spirit.
Book review: Accountability at work
Krista Powell Edwards takes over editor Jon Kennard's blog once again, this time to review Carolyn Taylor's new book on Accountability.
Developing a sense of belonging through coaching
Salma Shah talks about the importance of belonging in her latest blog.
Isn’t it time to humanise DE&I?
For real success in the area of DE&I, Elke Edwards argues we need a more visceral approach that taps into each individual’s experience of exclusion.
The Learning Coach: A desire to connect
In her latest blog, Jane Daly calls to mind a few recent research pieces that highlight the importance of connection with your employees.
Ideas that will shake you: Am I just a postage stamp on the screen?
Nigel Paine has three quick Zoom tips for us.
The Learning Coach: Rethinking learning as a community
In this month’s blog, Jane Daly reflects on the power of community spirit and urges us all to take out time to invest in the future of our profession.
Ideas that will shake you: Three cheers for the DDOs
Nigel Paine looks at Robert Kegan’s three developmental stages, encouraging organisations to embrace deliberate development to nurture the creative talent needed for the VUCA world of today, and tomorrow.
2021 means you’re finally going to have to crack it
Looking after ourselves is even more important this year than last, says Elke Edwards.
Ideas that will shake you: Building Back Better
New blogger and long-time TJ associate Nigel Paine opens his account with an inspirational take on the future of the learning office.
Book review: Coach Your Team
Another Krista takeover! Krista Powell Edwards reviews Liz Hall’s book on conscious coaching.
The Learning Coach: Are you on the path to equality?
A passion for equality is a powerful thing, but it is also a constant human struggle, says Jane Daly.
Understanding and recognising trauma
Salma Shah takes a closer look at trauma and how past problems can cause issues in the present.
The science of wellbeing: Diary entries and assignment fails
Editor Jon Kennard publishes a few of his diary entries from a recent MOOC.
Mentoring: The best kept secret of onboarding
Laura Francis reflects on how peer mentoring improved her onboarding experience.
Book review: Invisible Work
Krista Powell Edwards is back with another great book review.
The Learning Coach: A desire to help
A desire to help is a fundamental human motive, although it is stronger in some than in others. New blogger Jane Daly sets out her stall in her first post for TJ.
Cultural difference in the coaching relationship
Salma Shah tells us why we need to think differently about coaching.
Book review: How to engage and inspire audiences
This time out, Jon gives over his blog to Krista Powell Edwards for another book review.
How to make the most of the three forms of reflection
Andrew Gibbons is in reflective mood for his latest blog.
What's your blind spot?
This month Elke asks: What’s your blind spot?
A leap of faith
Salma Shah tells TJ why she launched a coach training programme with D&I as its central core.
Is your mentoring programme the right size?
Laura Francis looks at how size affects different mentoring programmes.