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100th RECAP – Best of the Bookshelf – Part 3 of 10

Posted May 18, 2016 in Career Management, Latest News & Insights

This April, we hit a milestone with The Roundtable RECAP our popular monthly newsletter – 100 Issues! To mark the occasion, we curated a list of our top 10 books that should definitely be on your bookshelf. This week we feature Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel Pink, first reviewed in Issue #33, in […]

100th RECAP Best of the Bookshelf – Part 2 of 10

Posted May 11, 2016 in Career Management, Latest News & Insights

This April, we hit a milestone with The Roundtable RECAP our popular monthly newsletter – 100 Issues! To mark the occasion, we curated a list of our top 10 books that should definitely be on your bookshelf. Number 2 on our list is Marshall Goldsmith’s What Got You Here Won’t Get You There, originally reviewed in Issue […]

How to get unpigeon-holed…the sequel

Posted February 23, 2016 in Career Management, Latest News & Insights

We’ve all got a ‘brand’. If I were to walk into any of your organizations and ask your peers, direct reports or boss to describe you to me, undoubtedly I’d get some varying perspectives but there would also be some common ground. In a few minutes, I would know what your best traits and qualities […]

Video Blog #7: The Doom Loop

Posted August 27, 2015 in Career Management, Latest News & Insights

Are you in a ‘Doom Loop’ of frustration or boredom in your job? We know that as a high-potential leader, you’re not going to stick around if you’re not feeling satisfied by your work— but there might be another way out of the cycle. In less than two minutes, Glain explains the basics of Charles […]

Video Blog #6: The Best Interview Question Ever!

Posted July 23, 2015 in Career Management, Latest News & Insights

In my experience, the early stage of any career is the time to experiment and take risks. It’s a time of figuring out what you love, where your strengths lie and how your values line up to your work. As you progress further into your career, you want to start to become more choosy about […]

Trumped by Ego: Lessons in Career Transition from The Donald

Posted July 16, 2015 in Career Management, Latest News & Insights

Business magnate and consummate self-promoter, Donald Trump has been at his run for the Republican Presidential nomination for just three weeks and has already managed to alienate people and burn business bridges. And that’s just as a result of his kick off speech! In true Trump style, the launch was filled with hostile jabs, bravado […]