Cultural transformation
The key to organisational success is to enable those who work there to be ever more successful in their roles.
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The key to organisational success is to enable those who work there to be ever more successful in their roles.
A superb performance by the All Blacks at Twickenham yesterday saw them achieve what no other nation has managed to do; win back to back Rugby World Cup titles.
In recent weeks, three Kiwi women have produced performances that are among the best this nation has ever recorded. Whats more, they have done so in major sports rather than the fringe or minor sports we are accustomed to succeeding in.
Despite a tentative start, the ABs final test before the World Cup proved two things: The old guard still have itWhen they get their mind-set right, they are in a class of their own Although we at SIP have long talked about mind-set being the...
Given the one-sided final at the MCG on Sunday, it is only right that Brendan McCullum and his men will delay any talk of the Black Caps campaign until after Australia has relished the experience of once again lifting the Cricket World Cup trophy.
Organisational Culture can be described as ‘the inherent ideas, beliefs and values held within an organisation.
The cost of poor productivity – and living beyond ones means – has never been more evident than it is in Greece today. Regrettably, the Greeks (and other EU nations) have found themselves in one of the most unenviable situations one could imagine.
With a number of Olympic trials starting this month, it seemed pertinent to examine the correlation between business and sport in an attempt to help you identify strategies used by coaches that could be deployed in your organisation.
Prime Minister John Key summed up the mood of the nation nicely when he said he felt a mixture of jubilation and relief as the All Blacks managed to hold on for a 1 point win over France in the final of the Rugby World Cup at Eden Park to claim the Webb...
The difference between those who perform at an elite level and the rest is what and how they think. By that, I mean how they think of themselves, their capability, and their potential for future success.
The All Blacks received a first rate lesson on Performance in Sydney on Saturday night losing to the Wallabies 34-19.