by Bo-Magnus Salenius | Dec 20, 2021 | Leadership, Teams, Work
Regardless of the present troubling backlashes of the pandemic, professionals and organisations in large parts of the world have demonstrated extraordinary resilience and learning capacity for making “work”, well, work. Production of goods and services has continued,...
by Annika Häggblom | Dec 8, 2021 | Leadership, Learning, Work
Self-leadership as a concept has been around for a few decades, but as the nature of work and leadership continuously evolve, so should the concept of self-leadership. What do we actually mean when we talk about self-leadership today? What are its implications, and...
by Nea Engberg | Jul 13, 2021 | Leadership
“I study management and organisation, which means that TM is the ultimate starting point for me to put theory into practice. This is a field where ideas and new ways of thinking are needed.” Nea Engberg, Intern at TalentMiles A year ago I applied for an...
by Bo-Magnus Salenius | Apr 19, 2021 | Leadership
People at work have experienced a very real and transformational year of exceptional learning;Firstly; learning self-leadershipSecondly, learning about fast learning, the ‘hard way’.Thirdly, learning about shortcomings of digital communication for real...
by Patrick Furu | Apr 1, 2021 | Leadership
By Patrick Furu & Olli-Pekka Heinonen: How does an effective leader behave? The answer to this question changes over time, but during the past year, the change has been magnified. There is at least one simple question to test how leadership has changed. That...
by Bo-Magnus Salenius | Mar 2, 2021 | Leadership
It would appear that communication by digital platforms works quite well for remote management; for coordination of work, information exchange, instruction, monitoring and follow-up. What reportedly gets done less well is the sensemaking about the meaning of all that...