The stumble to the tipping point. The smouldering before the flames. That is the most frustrating and interesting of times. The period when the human race has its unknown glories. That is where all the great ideas and changes that never came to be live. The ones that needed one last effort that someone couldn't … Continue reading Giving up
Month: September 2014
Superquick thoughts on #indyref
What constitutes freedom in a democracy? Does splitting politicians into 'ours' and 'yours' make them any less likely to lie? We tend to place more emphasis on what is happening now and discount the future? That must make voting in an informed fashion really tough for everyone We've evolved over thousands of years but when … Continue reading Superquick thoughts on #indyref
A special #FF
I know people can be a bit cynical about #FF on Twitter (where people recommend people to follow on a Friday) but saying thanks once in a while is a good habit...So this is special as it isn't on Friday, it isn't via Twitter and it was written 3 weeks ago and I forgot to … Continue reading A special #FF
A Predictive Analytics Primer
I'm presenting at an upcoming conference on Evidence Based HR - interesting primer here from Tom Davenport
There is no such thing as new – Leeisms and recruitment
I just typed those immortal words in a twitter exchange with Andy Jacobs. It immediately gave me flashbacks to my time at university when a fellow student uttered such ridiculous statements that a dedicated website to capture his wisdom.I won't give the full name of the individual involved - but the statements came to be … Continue reading There is no such thing as new – Leeisms and recruitment