Category: Behaviour Change

Leadership succession continues to be one of the most difficult moments that an organisation goes through, regardless of whether it is an established corporation...Read more about Passing the baton: how to make a success of succession

The problem isn’t that firms lack the tools to redesign professional training. It’s that the incentive structure actively punishes them for doing so.Read more about The last Analyst class… So what?

The grunt work nobody wanted to do was secretly the work that built every great professional. Now it’s gone.Read more about The last Analyst class

Gen Z’s expectations for work are accelerating a shift toward flexible, skills-based development systems. As McKinsey & Company ’s [1]Aaron De Smet notes, younger...Read more about The future of skills-based progression

Ask most people in the profession what makes a good lawyer, and you’ll hear the same answers repeated back to you. A strong work...Read more about Why law firms should look inwards to build resilience

Neuroplasticity, often described as the brain’s ability to reorganise itself by forming new neural connections, is usually framed as a built-in feature—something the brain...Read more about Neuroplasticity: A superpower we can actively train

Is Consulting Just About Solutions, or a Catalyst for Change? The traditional role of consultants has primarily been seen as providing expert advice and...Read more about The Hidden Power of Knowledge Transfer in Consulting.

5 Ways to Collaborate Amongst Different Generations Wondering how to build a truly cohesive team? Our infographic on 5 ways to collaborate amongst different...Read more about 5 Ways to collaborate amongst different generations -infographic

Turning from tokenism: it’s time for this generation of women to consider our legacy. “When I was applying to train as a barrister, I...Read more about Turning from tokenism: it’s time for this generation of women to consider our legacy.

Deep down we all have that gut feeling, but with the surge in technology and the ability to question everything at the click of...Read more about Intuition vs AI?

Caffeine is the world’s most popular ‘drug’, with over 194% of adults in the US drink caffeinated beverages with up to 64% of those...Read more about Caffeine is no substitute for a lack of sleep (and here’s why …) 

It’s awards season throughout the professional services spectrum, and with clients across every sector we thought we would look at all the Professional Service...Read more about Professional Services Awards: The Winners’ Formula