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Tag Archives: workplace situation
Qualities in support staff
In the last two weeks, I have moved teams within the office in which I work. I was working on Programmes; now I have moved to Collaborative and International. The change is a challenge, in that I have not really … Read More
Working with Consultants
I know many people, particularly in the public sector, are wary of engaging consultants. They see them as outsiders who charge exhorbitant fees and who don’t “understand” the organisation; they tend to deliver lengthy reports, based on superficial research, which call for change … Read More
Building Bridges With Students
I am a fan of football, and when discussing this with a colleague we wondered if we could get enough staff together for a 5-a-side game after work. There were several staff interested and after mentioning the game to some … Read More
Equality and Diversity with a Touch of Drama
In our university, all new members of staff are required to attend a 3-hour training session on equality and diversity. I couldn’t agree more that these are excellent and valuable principles in any workplace, but, in all honesty, who would … Read More


