Adapting to Change
One of the quotes ascribed to Charles Darwin is, “it isn’t the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, it is the one that is most adaptable to change”.
- Published in Workplace
Building an online presence for Not-For-Profits
For the majority of not-for-profit (NFP) organisations, one of the consequences of COVID was the impact on service delivery.
- Published in Not-For-Profit
Communication in an age of misinformation
We need to check our biases and assumptions and know our market, so our messaging has the best chance of cutting through.
- Published in Psychology, Workplace
Changing the culture, changing the story
Cultures within organisations are often maintained by the accepted practices within the workplace as well as the dominant story of the organisation.
- Published in Not-For-Profit, Workplace
The impact of Apple’s recent update on digital ads
On 26 April, Apple introduced its new privacy settings in the iOS 14 update. A feature called App Tracking Transparency (ATT).
Communicating in a segmented market
Developing clarity in our messaging takes time and space to reflect on the unique characteristics of the audience at hand.
Where to hang your NFT?
Finding hanging space for your recently purchased NFT artwork is not something you need to worry about, for your artwork will in all likelihood never need to be hung.
Clarity communicating through confusion
Communication in 2021 is more complex and multifaceted than any other time within the past 40 years, despite having an ever-increasing number of communication platforms available to us,
- Published in Workplace
Building relationships
In the last article we considered the usefulness of using external experts to conserve the organisations, and our own energy so we can direct it to meet the mission and vision of the organisation.
To engage with external experts effectively takes thought and a willingness to invest time and energy in establishing a solid foundation on which the on-going relationship can be built.
- Published in Workplace
Thrive working at home
What an urgent and critical introduction to 2020! From the devastation of the Australian bushfires to the ongoing catastrophe of the global COVID-19 pandemic. It is like Mother Nature has forced us to stop and have a deep think about how we’ve been behaving. How do you make sense of what is happening on a global scale?
- Published in Wellbeing
