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Author: Nigel D

26/03/2021
By Nigel D

How to create authentic business values

Values are important, but how do you translate them from intangible qualities into everyday business behaviours? We apply the actors unique process for embodying a new character to

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25/03/2021
By Nigel D

Why performance management works best in the moment

Performance management has had a bit of a make-over in recent years. Organisations are shunning the annual performance management ritual and are rethinking fundamental aspects of w

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21/01/2021
By Nigel D

Appraisals – difficult conversation? Or a solution in disguise?

Robert Welling, Communications Trainer at The Method shares his insights on how to handle difficult conversations in appraisals. In our last blog we looked at how preparation can b

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29/10/2020
By Nigel D

Preparing for difficult remote conversations

It’s highly likely that as a manager of a virtual team you’ll have to deal with some form of conflict or difficult conversation. A difficult conversation could take the form of

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Energy at a conference
21/10/2020
By Nigel D

Conference energisers – a virtual no no?

Robert Welling, Communications Trainer at The Method shares his insights on a recent experience delivering a virtual conference energiser. We can surely all cast our minds back to

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13/10/2020
By Nigel D

Executive coaching – An insight

Robert Welling, Communications Trainer at The Method shares his insights on executive coaching in a remote delivery environment. At the very start of the pandemic I was assigned a

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14/09/2020
By Nigel D

Resilience through the lens of observable behaviours

Robert Welling, Communications Trainer at The Method shares his insights on using observable behaviours to strengthen resilience. According to the Cambridge English dictionary resi

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22/05/2020
By Nigel D

COVID 19 – something positive for the learning industry?

It may be difficult to find positives in this strange new normal, especially in our personal lives. But in the workplace the benefits of change often outweigh the negatives, especi

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07/05/2020
By Nigel D

How to handle difficult remote conversations

It’s a challenge isn’t it? Difficult conversations are hard enough when they happen face-to-face, or in remote conversations. But when you lose the physical and emotional commu

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20/04/2020
By Nigel D

Immersive Learning and Role Play at Mazars – Part 2

Guest post from Robert Welling, Communications Trainer at The Method. You can read Part 1 here. The world has been tipped upside down and landed in a self-isolating box. But how do

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