In 1989, I started my banking career in the training department and launched the computer-based training (eLearning) function. The business problem the bank was solving was to find more efficient and effective ways to train the approximately 800 school leavers to become tellers and bank clerks. We effectively created a range of short learning programs, […]
Is the once coveted Cover Letter heading out to pasture? Many people would argue that in today’s technology rich environment cover letters have become redundant. With all the personal information available on LinkedIn and other social media platforms, and in a time where recruiters and managers are becoming more time poor and are using technology […]
Earlier this year, a colleague of mine introduced me to her partner, who is responsible for automation in a highly competitive product and service based business. My mind automatically went to “how do robots work in a product & service business?”. My mental model was manufacturing, where robots perform repetitive tasks predictably or to a […]
The application of all things technology has always been an interest of mine, both professionally and personally. So during Melbourne’s Stage 4 lock down, I decided to embark on some personal development and commenced the MIT Sloan Short Course on AI: Implications for Business Strategy. My interest is not only about the technology, but also […]
Never has mastering the art of virtual interviewing been a more competitive advantage. This skill can be learned with good practice and consideration of the key facets that underpin virtual interviewing success. As a team of dedicated leadership coaches, here at deliberatepractice we are passionate about helping others achieve career success – individually or as […]
As the year comes to a close, deliberatepractice recommends taking time out to reflect on the year and to set some goals for the New Year. Sharing your career goals with your manager is key to getting advocacy, organisational support and to receive the development you may need to achieve your goals. Greg Smith, co-founder […]
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The use of video during the interview process has become more and more common in recent years. If you have not yet had the pleasure of participating in a video interview, you likely will soon. But what should you expect from a video interview? And what is the best way to prepare for one? Thanks […]
We are delighted to announce that Greg Smith’s (Co-founder of deliberatepractice) book “Career Conversations – How to get the best from your talent pool” has been awarded The Australian Career Book Award for 2019. This is a very fitting accolade as all the team at deliberatepractice who have had the pleasure of working with Greg […]
Following the Hayne Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry, there is no doubt that culture is firmly a boardroom issue. Boards are now looking at the complex issue of how they should set the organisation’s culture and the framework to govern culture. The Hayne Royal Commission Final Report concludes […]
