Who makes the calls around here?
Who should make workplace decisions — HR or management? Ownership matters.
The slippery slope to arguments
Workplace disagreements become arguments when emotion overtakes professionalism.
Merit increases- good people get more.
Merit pay turns reactive salaries into a smarter, more strategic system.
Beyond FLM and MBAs
Hiring decisions can be biased; set criteria early, use all evidence, and assess six-month success.
Making smarter hiring choices
Hiring decisions can be biased; set criteria early, use all evidence, and assess six-month success.
Land the deal: negotiating the employment contract/agreement
Landing the deal- successfully turning the candidate into an employee.
Labour market PEST analysis
PEST analysis helps organisations understand external forces that may affect how they operate, especially in HR and the labour market, complementing internal tools like SWOT.
Knowing your labour markets
Leaders and HR professionals need to understand what is happening outside their organisation, especially in the labour market.
Right? or Right for now?
I explore why some employees turn out to be a poor fit, not to assign blame but to encourage reflective thinking about how the relationship went wrong.
The limitations of interviews
Don't rely on interviews alone—use triangulation to reduce bias and make smarter hiring decisions.
Common mistakes of interviewing styles
Small (or big) mistakes that many people make, that turn good candidates into bad interviewees.
It’s like a story: The 3 Act structure of hiring
Like a story, recruitment can be seen as a story in three acts.
Tests during recruitment: testing your tests
Recruitment testing: how to evaluate candidates and avoid hiring mistakes.

