What you can see in Civil Service Live People & Leadership workshops
...aspiration and approach to leadership, and to help us get there. It will be about how to create the right environment and culture as well as how to get the...
...aspiration and approach to leadership, and to help us get there. It will be about how to create the right environment and culture as well as how to get the...
...attention. Too often, the older we get, the less we feel we have anything to learn. Aidan was totally the opposite. He said he learned from everyone he came into...
...to hearing how colleagues are managing. Whether it’s organising (virtual) events between colleagues and leaders, collating feedback from internal surveys or people’s emails reacting to change, we internal communicators hear...
...questions. Our Offices in London (Dover House) and Edinburgh (Melville Crescent) are a resource that can be used by UK Departments for these purposes. Where appropriate, they are also used...
...problem-solving. I’ve learnt to work under pressure and to focus on the important things, often in challenging circumstances. It’s extremely relevant to an organisation like the Civil Service, and obviously...
...worry about? I thought those things too. Then last year I was promoted to a Deputy Director role in Defra responsible for devolution, so I had to 'get' devolution fast....
...me to mention the era, but suffice to say punk and funk music was gaining popularity at the time!) – shaped me to become the civil servant I am today....
...is very pressed delivering day-to-day business, it can feel like an indulgence to set aside half a day now and then to spend time together as a leadership team, whether...
...before communicating with people. We put together our plans for the region quickly; how we would re-tool our operations, how we could keep in touch with people and how we...
...to inclusion – see how you can devote time and energy to supporting inclusion be courageous – challenge attitudes and practices and don’t be afraid to show humility and acknowledge...