Latest news, blog posts and articles written by Oasis co-directors and associates. Topics include peer working, collaboration, leadership, organisational development, resilience and wellbeing.
Whilst it is true that change is a constant, how often do we give attention to what capacity we have available, or our ability or capability to deal with the consequences of change? What's our relationship to change? What levels of skill might be required for us to navigate the consequences of meeting the demands of that change?
Every day we face change: be it a simple change in the weather, our plans for the day or what choices we make about the food we eat. It’s fair to say that we all have a different way of dealing with change. Mostly we deal well with the comings and goings in life and are fine with the small changes we see and make every day.
It is with great sadness that we share the news of the death of Michael Scott. Here Nick Ellerby shares his thoughts on Michael’s life and role in the development of Oasis.
It's hard to believe that its nearly August and Summer will soon be over, especially with the current heat wave!
Is it just us or does it seem that every day there is something else that casts a doubt on whether anyone grasps what is really happening, and what will happen next?
It’s hard not to get downhearted about the state of the world in general, and the state of the UK politics in particular.
This article was published in the May/June Volume 11 Issue 3 of Coaching At Work
These were the famous and nearly last words to me from a previous boss.
I completely understand the allure of the quick fix; I completely understand the desire for instant gratification, instant healing, instant weight loss, instant love.
There is a long answer and a short answer to this question. The short answer is no. The longer one is nooooooo - but with more words. It’s just not possible – not in the workplace of tomorrow.