Dr Simon Hayward, author of The Agile Leader and Connected Leadership, is honorary professor at Alliance Manchester Business School. Here in our new series “Leadership Matters”, he provides his insight on what great leadership means – and how to achieve it.
Professional Development
‘Self-kindness key to fulfilling potential at work’
Five-year research project found leaders are struggling the most.
Employee development has suffered during Covid-19
Looking to the employees who have been affected, our research shows as few as one in four (26%) say their employer have invested in developing their professional skills since the onset of the pandemic.
UK workers lacking opportunity to upskill
Over a third of UK workers (34.6%) stated that they are not receiving the correct opportunities to upskill in the workplace
How purpose and job crafting can help companies prepare for the future of work
Businesses about to enter a hiring process out of lockdown may find large pools of available talent but yet unsure of what roles they need. Here, John Hackston from Myers-Briggs lays out the top five key areas for successful job design and planning.
The HR World partnership with executive search firm to support workplace and economic recovery
The partnership will see a series of investigations being conducted into core issues for HR as a result of the pandemic and also seek to provide disruptive market thinking around pricing and offer.
Campaign launched to encourage women into tech careers
It features images of women from a variety of backgrounds who have found careers in technology through inspiring, non-traditional paths.
How your problem solving style affects your leadership out of lockdown
We each have a measurable and innate preferred style to solving problems and manage change, which can be used to predict team dynamics in the context of problem-based leadership. Here. Dr Curt Friedel, expert in problem solving, reviews how knowing about the differences can help leadership during recovery.
Graduates enjoy earnings bonus, but only in certain sectors
A degree from a UK university increases a person’s net earnings by £100k or more on average over their lifetime, according to new research.

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