Careers at Standard Life
Friday, December 23rd, 2011
Check the latest jobs and careers with Standard Life here……
http://www.tcmo.co.uk/folio/careers-at-standard-life
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Book now for the TCMO & Guardian Jobs Seminar
Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011
Public to Private Sector – Your Career Transition
Hosted by
Guardian Jobs and The Career Management Organisation
“An interactive seminar with five expert speakers to help you analyse skills, plan ahead for and deliver your career transition goals when moving from the public to private sector”
This seminar is designed for Public Sector Managers at all levels who are looking to move careers due to redundancy, voluntary severance or career progression.
Wednesday 25th January 2012
9.15am to 12.30pm
Monte CarloSuite, Blythswood Square Hotel,Glasgow
http://www.townhousecompany.com/blythswoodsquare/
Price £48
(Inclusive of VAT)
The Programme will include expert speakers covering CV Tips, Self Marketing Skills, Networking – on & offline, Managing Recruiters and Job Boards, Case Studies and Effective Career Action Planning
To book please call TCMO on 0131 201 0181 or email clients@tcmo.co.uk and visit http://www.tcmo.co.uk/folio/seminar for more details
Meet TCMO at the CIPD Scotland Conference 2012
Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011
8th & 9th March 2012 at Dunblane Hydro
The CIPD Scottish Partnership has secured a first class speaker line up for the event including Gary Kildare, Global Vice President of Human Resources at IBM; Sir William Atkinson, Executive Headteacher at Phoenix High School, London; CIPD Chief Executive, Jackie Orme; Veronica Hope-Hailey, Professor of Strategic HRM at Cass Business School; Dr Mee Yan Cheung-Judge from Quality & Equality, and Sonja Stockton, Director of Talent Acquisition, PwC. Keynote speakers and workshops will focus on a range of professional areas from CIPD’s HR Profession Map.
Full details will be available on the Scottish Partnership website from November
Meet us at the HR Network Awards 2011
Thursday, November 10th, 2011
Looking forward to a great night out with the team and 800 HR professionals on 17th November in Glasgow
Check out the latest news and finalists on http://www.hrnetworkjobs.com/
See you there………
Career Coaching For Teenagers
Monday, November 7th, 2011
If you are looking for good quality advice on career coaching for teenagers read on…. you could be a teenagers yourself looking to get a step ahead of your parents, friends or teachers! Or you may be a forward thinking parent seeking real life advice….
This quick read should enable you to talk about what it is, why do it, where to find it and how to make it a success.
Why seek out Career Coaching?
Whether it’s for you or someone else you have to buy into it before you start.
It will give the ‘base camp’ for flexible ideas for what you can do, when you do it and how you get there, it doesn’t matter if you are 13 or 18 .. a good plan still works.
Career Coaching can be found in schools or colleges and through friends and colleagues, the best advice will always come from an independent source and don’t be shy, seek out professional help, it may cost but you can always discuss your needs with a potential service provider before you commit, remember a small investment now will repay itself many times over throughout your career.
So, what is it?
Career Coaching should be a set of theoretical advice and practical activities that give the user the knowledge and motivation to plan their short and medium term career future
It should be guided using attitude, personality and interests, not just on academic or technical ability. Be realistic and don’t throw in too many social, economic or geographical boundaries… they are enough hurdles out there already.
How can you measure success in career coaching for teenagers?
In many ways short term, you will see their level of motivation rise in the direction of study or hobby this will then give them a more informed view of a direction. Their appetite for working part time or voluntarily will increase as will their communication skills with advisors.
Longer term you will see longevity in roles and quicker promotion in responsibility as well or job title.
To conclude:-
Professional career coaching will have a long term impact on a teenager’s ability to plan ahead and get a great career. In needn’t be along programme of training, short, punchy and fun works and as we mentioned earlier a small investment will get a return.
Talk to us at TCMO and as ever ‘google’ it, we’d like to think our guidance is honest and real life
So What Exactly Is Change Management?
Friday, December 10th, 2010
Change Management! What is it? Do I use it? Have I experienced it? With everyone’s life being influenced these days by innovative changes in communication technology management. Where exactly does Change Management sit in modern day management structures regarding planning and receptive implementations?
Change Management might sound like a simple statement? But for the savvy business leaders, we have all heard the saying: It’s not worth risking Change for the sake of Change!!! Change Management is a fundamental management skill that needs to be implemented in order to keep that competitive edge and freshness to enable a business or individuals to move their business from a required position to a preferred future position in order for them to keep ahead of the competition or indeed set the yard stick for competitors to chase.
Change Management fundamentally is about dealing with organizational change, however in order to deal with organizational change, we first of all have to have individuals on board, we need the buy in rather than the big sell in, we need to be able to clearly show a vision or plan out a road map as to the thoughtful planning that is going to be involved in, how the change management will be achieved, the realistic approaches that will be taken and how we will measure the results so that we can understand what the organization will look like after, why it must change? How we will know the results of the change management within the business? Who will be effected by the changes and predict how individuals or the business will react to change management?
For many middle to senior managers based in Scotland having to face making these changes within this global recession, it has become apparent that many of us have been exposed to experiences and situations that we have never had to deal with or even think about in the passed, Change Management is about assembling the very best “information and support” from professionals that can advice, inform and support those individuals or business leaders who need to take that next step
