When Teaching Becomes Learning

My work is very humbling. Even if I wanted to live my life unchecked, I can't. Whether as a business owner or as a leadership trainer, I have...

Are They Really Working? The 5 Big Concerns Leaders Have About Remote Work

A CEO once asked me: “Adora, are they really working when I can’t see them?” He’s not alone. Since I began researching remote work, I’ve had...

The Day I Pressed Send and Ran Away

It was October 2009, six months after I had resigned from my job. I wasn’t very clear on what was next, only that I craved independence and...

Passion or Paycheck

When I graduated, I didn’t follow my passion. Infact, I did the opposite, and it’s one of the best career decisions I ever made. At the time,...

Finally, a Better Way to Measure Engagement in Hybrid and Remote Teams

Traditional engagement surveys weren’t built for remote work, this framework was. If you’re still using the same engagement surveys you used...
Is Nokia Dead?

Is Nokia Dead?

You know, every time I see the Nokia story, I simply see the need for human beings to rationalise anything that happens and apportion blame. Despite the last words of the Nokia CEO being 'we didn't do anything wrong, but somehow we lost,' several articles and case...

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The Difference Between Dreamers, Thinkers and Doers

The Difference Between Dreamers, Thinkers and Doers

I watched a podcast yesterday that said doers are the hardest people to find. Another said most people are dreamers or thinkers and only 2% of people are doers. I am not sure of the statistics but I can speak from experience on the difference between dreamers,...

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Recounting My Week

Recounting My Week

This week was amazing, with my firm Kendor Consulting partnering with Sterling Bank Plc to launch and deliver their HR Academy, a 3 month programme designed to develop their next generation of HR leaders. We also just kicked off our HR Bootcamp Accelerator programme,...

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Choosing The Wrong Career

Choosing The Wrong Career

So many people are in the wrong jobs. Most of us start with good career intentions but sometimes even the best laid plans end in disappointment. So how do you know if you made the wrong choice or are simply in need of a change? There are a few signs that indicate...

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On Having Good Employees

On Having Good Employees

I just received a message from an ex staff, asking for a reference request. This was my response. It's funny that the request is coming now, as I was honestly thinking of him just the other day, wondering how he was faring. I didn't really expect him to keep in touch,...

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Quitting Entrepreneurship

Quitting Entrepreneurship

Lately, I have been having this feeling that I should consider getting a regular job. Strange right? Why, because I want to rest. lol. Yes, rest. Collect salary end of the month and be rest assured. I honestly can't think of any job that could be as mentally...

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My Thoughts On Quiet Quitting

My Thoughts On Quiet Quitting

Quietquitting the latest buzzword sounds to me like disengaged employees, which is nothing new in HR. How feasible is it to be fully engaged 9 to 5 and then switch off completely after 5 pm? Unlikely to happen if you were truly engaged in your work. More likely to...

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ON FINDING PURPOSE

ON FINDING PURPOSE

A lot of young people are confused and not sure what to do with their lives. Research is saying today's young people are the most depressed generation with more frequent cases of mental health problems. I remember being in the...

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WOMEN AND THEIR CAREERS

WOMEN AND THEIR CAREERS

Women and their careers... I was listening to the radio when a woman called in frantic to plead for advice. Her husband had threatened to kill her if she didn't leave the house by the weekend. Apparently, this was not the first time. This was his attitude whenever...

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