Avoiding the ‘Peter Principle’ through coaching

Avoiding the ‘Peter Principle’ through coaching

Laurence Peter and Raymond Hull wrote their book The Peter Principle 1969, but it is still as valid today. This simply states that “every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence”. So, if someone is good at their job, they’ll be promoted into a role that...
What stops you investing in your leadership?

What stops you investing in your leadership?

As well as leading people and the company, senior leaders are role models, change agents, stakeholders, and the face of the company. To maintain these high value and high quality activities requires leaders to invest in themselves and their leadership. To be the best...
Executive Coaching, opportunities and you.

Executive Coaching, opportunities and you.

Interestingly, leaders support their children, teams and peers but when it comes to themselves they can be more hesitant. Leaders may often think about Executive Coaching as an approach but don’t pursue it. They question if it is the right thing for them, or...