Last Minute Larceny
Leaving things to the last minute is a recipe for disaster and on the...
The Complexity Conundrum
Charles Dickens in the 1830’s wrote that he lived in an age of “unrelenting...
Last Minute Larceny
Leaving things to the last minute is a recipe for disaster and on the...
Culture of Change
When thinking about making a shift in culture we need to clearly understand that...
Lead, follow or get out of the way!
On the tenth anniversary of the launch of Google, the company has been awarded...
Keeping Track
From all tragedies we can learn many things. But, nonetheless, it's still a shame...
Recruitment not working?
Recent research indicates that even the very best employment advertising is viewed by less...
Busted
A couple of weeks after the news that Blockbuster Canada's remaining stores are set...
You Know You’ve Boobed When…
Regular readers of Zeitgeist will know that a recurring theme within our blog is...
Perestroika, Pigs and Lipstick
In an interview in The Guardian this week the former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev...
The Past has Passed
An enormous jawbone found in Kazakhstan is further evidence that giant birds roamed -...
Navigating Choppy Waters
Here at Zeitgeist we're big fans of the 'great outdoors' and particularly appreciate the...
China Crisis
In both one to one leadership coaching and the group courses that we run,...
Melon Mayhem
An intriguing story from China hit the news this week as a result of...
The Adjustment Bureau
Here at Zeitgeist we enjoy a good movie and so we are looking forward...
A Bite of the Apple
Apple shareholders this week rejected demands that the company disclose a succession plan for...
Innovate or Die
Nokia, one of the giants in mobile technology is facing a crisis or, as...
Born not Made?
First we would like to wish all our readers a Happy and Prosperous New...
Generation R
Generation R is an interesting new term that has come to our attention -...
The Future Starts Here…
Charles F. Kettering once said, “We should all be concerned about the future because...