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Women in the Workplace has dug deep into the corporate pipeline to debunk key myths about women’s workplace experiences, highlighting the good and not-so-good trends in leadership and representation.
We all have an ‘off’ day every now and then, but for overworked managers, the problem is much more serious and can present in a range of physical, emotional and behavioural signs and symptoms.
The aged care sector is currently at its most divisive state. With pay gaps and a bone‑tired workforce, there are several cracks in the field that need our attention. But how did we get here? How has looking after our own older citizens become such a difficult task?
Humility is arguably the strongest trait any leader can possess as it complements all leadership styles. However, humility is more than just a word, it has to be authentic.
The aged care sector is at a very important junction which will require leadership, vision and courage from all stakeholders, including the government, opposition parties, government agencies, community, workforce and providers.
When you’re looking to hand over the reins to an employee or team during a project, it’s hard to step back as a leader. But a strategy called tight-loose-tight could be the exact tool you need to balance it out.
Creativity is a valuable asset that’s always in demand in the workplace, so when it stops flowing, someone has to step up and find a solution.
Hello Leaders sat down with Pat Sparrow and spoke with her about her journey so far, how she sees the role of COTA in the current aged care landscape, her approach to leadership and the hurdles of women in the sector.
Understanding how your assertiveness impacts others can help you perfect your leadership skills.
Proactive leaders drive innovation and inspire change. However, a good leader has to call on more than a proactive approach to achieve the best outcomes.
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