Category: Technology Leadership

Managing change has always been at the core of a technology leader’s job description but whereas 10-15 years ago the focus was on tech change, today it’s more likely to be people and culture change that a tech leader has to deal with.

It’s not only computer systems that need a firewall but anyone in a tech leadership position needs to build one for themselves.

An article exploring the difference between thermostats and thermometers and how it applies to leadership and the teams we lead

Creativity has helped many people through the pandemic but what’s the science behind when that creative moment arrives?

Managing a negative team member is never easy so this article looks at how it can be handled.

A lot of us have spent 2020 adapting to the new normal and a lot of us have found remote working for the first time. I’ve been there for a few years and worked in organisations that have embraced remote first mentality before it was cool required by a pandemic. Here are ten things my…

Emotional intelligence (“EQ”) in the workspace is a leadership topic and conversation that become particularly hot in recent years but which some technology leaders struggle with. 

“Success is stumbling from failure to failure without any loss of enthusiasm” – Winston Churchill

Arthur Schopenhauer was a German philosopher who in 1831 wrote ‘The Art of Being Right’ and was then accused by public opinion of creating a guide of manipulative tricks.  How could a philosopher, a man dedicated by default to finding and honoring the one objective truth redact a book that trains the reader into twisting…

People have always been wondering what happiness is. Is it fulfilling your dreams and goals? Is it being free to decide for yourself? Is it the constant emotion of cheerfulness and perkiness? According to the Oxford dictionary, happiness is: a) The state of feeling or showing pleasure b) The state of being satisfied that something…