China Crisis
In both one to one leadership coaching and the group courses that we run,...
Possibly Impossible
Quality assurance in examination papers probably doesn’t get a lot of thought in general,...
Time for a Change
In one of our earliest blogs we talked about Samoa and the radical change...
The Worm in the Apple
Apple is once again under fire over its products and, specifically, the management of...
Embracing the Imposter
Those of you old enough to remember the classic Commodore 64 may be excited...
3D’s and Wannabee’s
For the launch of the 3DS, the world's first glasses-free 3D hand-held games console,...
Keeping it Real
The future for all you frustrated rock gods out there is looking promising. Until...
There's no 'I' in Team
Yes, we know that if you put some effort into it you can create...
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...
Life on Mars
In a recent general communication, Council staff in Carlisle (a town in the North...
Gesundheit!
"I would rather have a lucky general than a smart general.... They win battles,...
Giving a Fig about Pudding
As the festive season’s ultimate celebration looms large in the form of the mighty...
Flight of Fancy
For those with an interest in aviation and military matters in general there will...
Kung Fu for Business
Recently here at Zeitgeist we were thinking about philosophy and the links to leadership...
Taking IT to the Limit
A few weeks ago I was riding up in the elevator at a client...
Dazed and Confused
In our line of work we use surveys widely – often 360 degree assessments,...
The Knowledge
The Knowledge is a formidable test that London black cab drivers (Cabbies) have to...
Generation R
Generation R is an interesting new term that has come to our attention -...