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Tag Archives: honesty
What Is Fair At Work?
What is fair at work and who decides? I predict that fairness is going to be a burning topic this year and it will feel like the City are walking on hot coals at times. It has always been a … Continue reading
Posted in Career change, Change and uncertainty, Vaues, Work trends
Tagged Career change, city, fairness, happiness at work, honesty
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FEAR IS NORMAL!!
If I could wave a magic wand, I would change one thing. It would be for people to say what they really feel, true, raw and honest. I am a Northerner stuck in a Southerner’s body and perhaps my work … Continue reading
Posted in Fear
Tagged financial worries, honesty, politics, procrastination, uncertainty, vulnerability
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How vulnerable is it wise to be at work?
Showing vulnerability creates trust and builds relationships but it also creates risk and it can be abused in the wrong hands, so what is the right measure? I was ‘very closed’ when I was younger and didn’t trust people easily, … Continue reading
