
Swearing at Work 🤬: Is it Ever OK?
Swearing is not necessarily bad per se, it’s about context and culture. As one U.K.-based HR manager told me, "It's an interesting one, and every workplace and person will be different."
Swearing is not necessarily bad per se, it’s about context and culture. As one U.K.-based HR manager told me, "It's an interesting one, and every workplace and person will be different."
Introducing six brand-new Mind Tools videos! Discover how coaching can transform individuals and teams.
Mind Tools coach Mile Barzacchini gives his top tips on journaling, and we hear from our Twitter followers about their daily writing practices.
When’s the last time someone praised your work? Or shared an idea that helped you crack a problem you’d been chewing over?
Mind Tools helps people bring their best to work. We do it with tools and resources that support employees to perform, manage, and lead in today’s workplaces.
When we're less preoccupied with our own accomplishments, we have more time and energy to think about others. Humility is therefore a highly desirable trait in any leader.
"The study shows that people who have spent time assimilating one or more cultures are better able to generate creative ideas" - Bruna Martinuzzi
Mind Tools for Business has one aim: to build and foster learning cultures that inspire people to perform to their full potential – and more than 55,000 public sector learners use our toolkits to do just that.
Can you combine a holiday with a learning opportunity? Mind Tools writer Melanie Bell shares her experiences on a writers' retreat in France.
Unilever has rediscovered what its founders learned back in the day: treating people decently is good for business.
As soon as I sense relationship or financial uncertainty on my radar, all the warning lights and alarms in my head and heart start beeping, clanging and flashing: it must be avoided at all costs! Life doesn't work like that, of course.
I think it’s fair to say that everyone has felt more stressed in the last couple of years. I guess that’s just what happens when…