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See how your organisation’s D&I strategy and actions up on the PeopleMax Index
It is a quick, clear & simple D&I benchmarking tool, and, it is an open access tool. It is free.
This maturity model will help you assess your current status as the first step in building your organisation’s performance.  

The transition from student and graduate to an early career employee is a profound one,
we can help the graduate prepare for that first job interview.  Get in touch!

This week we are focusing on preparing for that first job. We will start with a career audit - what do you want to do? Follow up by devising your strategy for your career and how you will seek a job and network. Then construct an effective CV / Resume that you can...

This week we have added a short piece ... 5 mins on Trust. What does it mean to you? Do you trust? Is it an absolute? Or, do you only trust someone as far as you can throw 'em? Is it different at work to you personal life? Are the thresholds different between home and...

We are in difficult times and sustaining academic research is challenging - we can help  Contact us for coaching sessions on your undergraduate or post graduate dissertation studies. We won't write the work for you but we will guide you through the stages of scoping,...

In business, whether in the public or private sector, the first step is to understand the environment within which an organisation operates. How might you do this? Examine the public documents and reports on the organisation. What does it tell you about its strategic...

There is a wealth of information for the student of media management available on this site.  Start by looking at operational essentials, this provides some generic tools and techniques that will lead you onto more specific themes and subjects areas. The PeopleMax...

This site is a one stop shop to meet many of your information and training needs for personal and team development. The aim is to support people studying management as part of an undergraduate or post-graduate programme. If you subscribe we will keep you updated with...

An insight from Avik Chopra, Professor of Economics at Harvard University I worked at JetBlue Airways, and our legendary CEO, David Neeleman, always flew on our commercial scheduled flights. He usually sat on the last row, and helped clean the aircraft with the other...