Do you know what is the best way for you to learn? How do you keep up to date with your own industry as well as the leading edge?

This week Kim and Fulyana look at a range of learning modalities to compare the relative merits of each. Whether it’s seminars or magazines, online learning or podcasts, you might find a modality you haven’t yet explored that will fit into your schedule.

This week Kim and Fulyana talk about how they use their travel time – whether its planned or forced on them by transport delays – both the successful and not so successful activities that you might also find appropriate for your own travel time.

What do you do when your flight is delayed unexpectedly?

Have you ever been asked at interview to give examples of your resilience at work? What does that mean? And how is it different from endurance?

This week Kim and Fulyana talk through their definitions and give examples of how you might look at your own abilities in these areas. The links for the articles mentioned in the podcast are below.

Harvard Business Review

LearnShedLive

Are you managing or leading a long distance project? Do you collaborate with teams across countries, states or cities? Ever wonder what the best practice is for this type of collaboration?

This week Kim confesses to not following best practice for her latest project and Fulyana shares her own experience in managing teams on projects across continents.  We’d be delighted to hear about your experiences too.

Are you new to your current role? Have you ever joined an organisation and not been able to orient yourself or had the benefit of an organised induction/orientation session? Whose responsibility is this when you are in the senior executive ranks?

This week Kim and Fulyana explore the options you have when you need to get yourself oriented to a new position or a new organisation. How do you set yourself up to understand the new environment whilst still contributing from day 1?Let us know your experiences as well.