As AI goes mainstream are you ready for it?
Publication: organisations | progress | workplace
Over the summer holiday, it felt like one conversation kept appearing in articles I was reading… and that was ChatGPT. ChatGPT is an online tool where users can ask questions and get intelligent responses. It’s heralded as the best AI chatbot ever released to the general public, while others suggest it can be dangerous and could even impact democratic […]
psnews.com.au: Can you be sure no one’s watching?
Publication: performance | stakeholders | workplace
In this article for psnews.com.au, Michelle says we tend to be on our best behaviour when we know someone is watching — the embarrassment comes when we don’t know we are being observed. It’s hard to be bored when there is always so much to watch and learn from people around you. People-watching is a […]
What will you gift yourself?
Publication: goals | gratitude | happiness
I love this time of year. It brings back happy memories and, even better, the opportunity to create many more happy memories. It’s also a great time to ponder what gifts you want to give yourself to set you up for an awesome 2023. Now, this isn’t a new wardrobe, an expensive holiday or anything […]
AFR: The things you must do to get promoted
Publication: performance | Success | workplace
Thanks to Euan Black from The Australian Financial Interview, I had the opportunity to share my advice on what you need to do to get promoted. Professionals hoping to land a promotion in the new year must build a business case and gather evidence of their past achievements before going to their boss.
3AW: Workplace expert issues Christmas party word of warning
Publication: culture | stakeholders | workplace
For 3AW, Michelle discusses with Dee Dee Dunleavey why getting too drunk isn’t the only Christmas party conduct that can have career implications. Michelle says workers should “think about the implications for how people are going to see you and how your relationships are going to work” if you choose not to attend. And for […]
IML: Why leaders need to switch off their digital devices over the summer holidays
Publication: habits | happiness | performance
In this article for the Institute of Managers and Leaders, Michelle explains why it’s important to turn off your digital devices over the summer holiday period. The summer holiday is planned. The itinerary is sorted. Accommodation is booked, and your bags are packed. You’ve cleared your schedule and wrapped up critical tasks, but have you […]
Business Essentials podcast: Have a good break
Publication: culture | organisations | stakeholders | workplace
In this podcast for Business Essentials, Michelle outlines some of the things you need to think about when organising the work Christmas party. One thing that most staff look forward to is the Christmas party at the end of the year. It’s an opportunity for everyone to let their hair down and come together without […]
Do you have an emotional hangover?
Publication: Brene Brown | communication | emotions
Have you ever had a time when you forget what it felt like to be you? I was reminded of this a few weeks ago. I was meeting some colleagues for drinks after work, and I didn’t feel like going. It was rainy and cold, and I was working from home. So, getting dressed up […]
NewsLtd SmartDaily The Herald Sun: Festive infidelity
Publication: organisations | stakeholders | workplace
In this article by Catherine Lambert for NewsLtd, Michelle had the opportunity to include her comments about office relationships at the staff Christmas party. “The Christmas party can elevate your career or downscale it,” Michelle says.
NewsLtd SmartDaily The Australian: Festive infidelity
Publication: organisations | stakeholders | workplace
In this article by Catherine Lambert for NewsLtd, Michelle had the opportunity to include her comments about office relationships at the staff Christmas party. “The Christmas party can elevate your career or downscale it,” Michelle says.