Some things are blatantly untrue. Here are a few of them: Onions can soften in 10 minutes.Wrong, they take a good 20 minutes AT LEAST to soften properly Oven chips will cook in 20-25 minutes.No – allow 30 minutes. Minimum. One minute on the London tube noticeboard. Anything between 40 and 120 seconds. It should… Read More Common untruths
You’ve crafted the content, formed a compelling and creative call to action and prepared an engaging schedule of emails to connect people to your learning offer. There are so many fails in this notice. Notwithstanding the server problems which are causing the issue, a clip art header leading an instruction to ‘please read’ lacks urgency… Read More We’ve communicated
It used to be c-words that were used in business writing- connection, contribution, control, creativity, etc – but we seem to have morphed into using e-words now. I keep hearing the following words and am not sure people are using them right. Emergent – meant to describe what will be, it’s being used when we… Read More E-words
I like sultana bran. It’s a pretty healthy cereal with a good taste. It is, however, a bit pricey and there are rarely enough sultanas in it. So I buy bran flakes and sultanas separately. This way I can choose the ratio of fruit to bran, it’s cheaper, and lasts a lot longer. Tell me… Read More Sultana bran
This post was prompted by a conversation I had yesterday. If the incentive for people to complete mandatory learning is to not be disciplined, what outcome are you likely to get?
Lost and Desperate 