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The redundancy survival kit
How to deal with impending redundancy – practical tips for taking control of your future
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L&D essentials – when it’s not the learner or the trainer …
Occasional articles for the aspiring and new L&D professional. ‘It’s not your trainers or your learners – it’s you’ is a tough message to get across. But sometimes it’s the L&D professional’s most important job.
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Management skills: Ring in the new
No matter how high their grade or how well they’re paid – new staff will always need managers’ support, guidance and facilitation into their new organisation, team and role. Here are five top tips to help you get it right.
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Where’s your voice?
Is yours up in the clouds, sky high, ocean deep, or on the sea bed? Increase your impact by increasing your range
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Australian question intonation … ?
Have you listened to people speaking lately – and heard a certain tone that might set your teeth on edge?
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Difficult questions
Practical advice for dealing with the Q and A part of your presentation with style
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Pitch – or ditch?
How to cope when your speaking time’s been cut short
‘You can be sure you’ll always speak with, meet with and work with me’
Philippa Hammond
Learning, Development and Performance Consultant, Trainer & Facilitator