Brytfmonline: Not sure if it’s time to look for another job? Answer These Six Questions – Human Resources
Publication: Career Leap | decision making | emotions
Thank you to Andrea Hargraves and Brytfmonline for the opportunity for Michelle to share her insights on when the time is right to look for another job. Professionals considering a career change this year are advised to discuss with their manager potential role changes before jumping ship, Financial Review reports. Leah Lambert, career coach and […]
psnews.com.au: Find the sweet spot in your job search
Publication: Career Leap | decision making | progress
Thanks to psnews.com.au, in this article Michelle explains when changing careers, a wide selection of choices can lead to procrastination, indecision and inertia. For some, career decisions are simple. For others, not so much, particularly when they know they don’t enjoy their current career, but don’t know what to do next. It’s even more complicated if […]
What are you primed for?
Publication: decision making | habits | performance
If you’ve ever painted a room in a house before, you’ll likely have engaged in the debate about whether to prime or not. Advocates of priming will tell you that it prepares the surface and will help you get a cleaner and smoother finish. Opponents will say it’s a waste of time and just adds […]
Are you outsourcing what you love?
Publication: decision making | happiness | performance
As someone who loves to get things done, I am always looking for ways to save time and make the most of it. I’m not alone on that front. There are productivity hacks, mantras, books, gurus, and many messages telling us to be productive. There’s even a Productivity Commission. Productivity in all these guises is […]
IIDM: Building A Team Where Values Matter Is Critical
Publication: decision making | performance | workplace
In this article for the International Institute of Directors & Managers (IIDM), Michelle discusses the importance of values when building your team. Creating a healthy and thriving team environment starts by understanding the values of your team members. Values underpin how a person feels, thinks and behaves, and they can sometimes be challenged in the […]
IIDM: 5 ways to prepare yourself for the future of work
Publication: careers | decision making | strategy
In this article for International Institute of Directors & Managers, Michelle provides five ways you can prepare for the future or work. The jobs market is booming, with recent ABS data revealing more than 423,000 job vacancies and staff shortages across multiple industries and sectors. Think back to a few years ago, and the conversation […]
CEOWorld Magazine: 5 ways to prepare yourself for the future of work
Publication: careers | decision making | strategy
In this article for CEOWorld Magazine, Michelle provides five ways you can prepare for the future or work. The jobs market is booming, with recent ABS data revealing more than 423,000 job vacancies and staff shortages across multiple industries and sectors. Think back to a few years ago, and the conversation was about unemployment and […]
Kochie’s Business Builders: 5 ways to better align your career with your values
Publication: decision making | Success | workplace
Does your current work align with your values? In this article for Kochie’s Business Builders, Michelle discusses five ways to navigate this tricky scenario. It’s one of the key reasons why people leave the workforce to start their own business: their current work just doesn’t align with what they truly value. If that’s you, but […]
Lawyers Weekly: 6 warning signs you need to find a new job
Publication: decision making | goals | performance
Thanks to Lawyers Weekly, Michelle shares her six warning signs it’s time to find a new job. With a buoyant employment market, there are plenty of job opportunities to consider. While chasing higher pay can be one reason to move on, there are other reasons to weigh up when deciding whether to stay or go, […]
psnews.com.au: When being decisive means changing your mind
Publication: decision making | performance | Success
People who constantly change their minds can be seen as weak and a frustration to co-workers. Thanks to psnews.com.au, Michelle says it’s about knowing the time when a mind change is absolutely the right thing to do. Many years ago, I worked with someone who constantly changed their mind, making working for them exceptionally difficult. […]