Professional Development: No One Was Going to Tell Me What I Needed to Learn. Barbara is good at dealing with what is in front of her. But when she begins to think beyond the immediate, she discovers a different way to approach her own development.
Category Archives: Professional Development
Professional Development: I Kept Looking for the Next Thing
Professional Development: I Kept Looking for the Next Thing. Keith thought development meant finding another qualification, skill or area of work. Then he began to recognise how much he was already learning through managing his team.
Professional Development: Self-Discovery at Work
Professional Development: Self-Discovery at Work — Albert puts what he has learnt about himself into practice, using his values, purpose, vision and motivated abilities to shape his work, contribute meaningfully and help others develop.
Professional Development: Self-Discovery in Action
Professional Development: Self-Discovery in Action — Albert puts what he has learnt about himself to the test as he evaluates career opportunities, questions his assumptions and prepares for an interview, using his values, purpose, vision and motivated abilities to guide his career decisions.
Professional Development: What Is Self-Discovery?
Professional Development: What Is Self-Discovery? Albert begins to question whether his working life reflects what matters most to him. Through his experiences, he discovers how his values, purpose, vision and motivated abilities can help him find his direction.
Professional Development: The Best Thing I Learned Wasn’t on the Course
Professional Development: The Best Thing I Learned Wasn’t on the Course. Raymond discovers that some of his most useful learning has come from having to work things out for himself. His story raises a question worth considering in any WorkLife: what is your working life teaching you?
Professional Development: I Thought It Meant Moving Forward
Professional Development: I Thought It Meant Moving Forward. Briony thought she needed a course to develop her leadership skills, but begins to recognise how much she has already learned through experience. Her story raises a question worth considering in any WorkLife: what have you already learned?
Professional Development What Do Our Stories Tell Us About Who We Are Becoming?
Professional Development: What Do Our Stories Tell Us About Who We Are Becoming? Anthony revisits a familiar working-life story and discovers that its meaning has changed as he has.
Professional Development: How Do We Know When We’ve Changed?
Professional Development: How Do We Know When We’ve Changed? Nancy begins to recognise that some of the most meaningful changes in her working life aren’t captured by qualifications or achievements.
Professional Development What Do We Learn About Ourselves at Work?
Professional Development: What Do We Learn About Ourselves at Work? Christopher discovers that working life can reveal more than what we know — it can show us how we respond, what we value and what we need to develop.