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Being able to answer these questions about your vision and your current performance - and recognising gaps in your knowledge - will help usefully structure the information you have.
"The most important thing a leader should focus on is providing role clarity through setting clear expectations about what each leader is expected to do and why."
"Leaders' behaviour is highly symbolic and it's contagious, for better or worse. So start with yourself and be brutally honest."
There are a few common self-defeating myths about working on the future that I think hold us all back. Slowing down – and you must slow down to think about the next few months and years – requires some discipline.
Your service design and delivery should be driven by keen understanding of customer behaviours, attitudes, and needs. When it comes to providing services, customers know when you’re just paying lip service.
At LKS Quaero, we use the Instincts to Excellence Scorecard tool to provide some objectivity to assessments of culture. Importantly, we work with organisations to choose the measures to assess their culture, rather than assume what the ingredients should be.
See our Council Turnaround Case Study to learn more about the significant impact of our transformation program with Kempsey Shire Council.
We can become fixated with the idea of having work to do. Sometimes we do this at the expense of the right work. What, then, is the right work?
We've got a new face on board. Here's an introductory interview so you can get to know Nathan Farr.
The benefits of having a capability framework are dependent on how well it’s designed and implemented.
Rather than having it just sit in a report, how do you leverage performance measurement to make it meaningful and felt?
Do you hate sitting through boring training? So do we. We'd like to share some of the principles we use in our training.
If you are starting out on your journey – or if you feel like you are getting a bit lost in the noise – it's always useful to come back to "customer value".
See our Leadership Turnaround Case Study to learn more about the significant impact of our leadership programming at the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC).
The following critical issues are things that – if not resolved – can result in a leadership program going off track quickly, even after a good start.
We’ve all been there. You go to a training program and get an enormous volume of course materials. You tell yourself that this time it’s going to be different: you will implement this stuff at work. And then… nothing.