Just Toolbox it! How often have you heard this term in risk and safety? It seems to be the key way we address safety concerns including incidents, hazards, a ‘safety alert’ or a ‘safety share’ When we only communicate in a one dimensional way, through ‘telling’ rather than engaging, we limit the opportunity to understand […]
Karl Weick writes: How can I know what we did until I see what we produced? (Weick 1995, p. 30) It’s only when we take time out to reflect, that we can open our minds to new learning which can help make us make sense of things. READ THE FULL ARTICLE FIRST PUBLISHED HERE
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It’s amazing how good conversations can be when you don’t have an agenda. When your goal is simply to get to ‘know’ people you can learn a lot. If you want to really understand what happens in your organisation, Conversation Corner could be the go! Happy to have a chat about how we went about […]
For a while now the the risk and safety industry has pushed for a move from lag indicators to positive indicators, but does this really make a difference? Here are some thoughts on what measuring does to people and organisations. Love to hear your thoughts. http://www.safetyrisk.net/measuring-does-things-to-people-and-what-to-do-about-it/
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Gab & Rob are often asked to share more about how they go about things when supporting people and organisations to deal with risk. People ask for practical tips and ideas for how they can become better communicators in risk and safety. In this series of ‘Gab & Rob Talking Risk’, the guys take us […]
In my latest Blog, I talk about just some of the biases at play when we make decisions and judgments about risk. There are over 250 biases that can impact on the decisions we make, all of which work in the non-conscious part of our brain which means that we aren’t even aware of them. […]
Just Toolbox it!
in BlogsJust Toolbox it! How often have you heard this term in risk and safety? It seems to be the key way we address safety concerns including incidents, hazards, a ‘safety alert’ or a ‘safety share’ When we only communicate in a one dimensional way, through ‘telling’ rather than engaging, we limit the opportunity to understand […]
Reflection Makes Sense
in BlogsKarl Weick writes: How can I know what we did until I see what we produced? (Weick 1995, p. 30) It’s only when we take time out to reflect, that we can open our minds to new learning which can help make us make sense of things. READ THE FULL ARTICLE FIRST PUBLISHED HERE
Conversation Corner
in BlogsIt’s amazing how good conversations can be when you don’t have an agenda. When your goal is simply to get to ‘know’ people you can learn a lot. If you want to really understand what happens in your organisation, Conversation Corner could be the go! Happy to have a chat about how we went about […]
Measuring does things to people
in BlogsFor a while now the the risk and safety industry has pushed for a move from lag indicators to positive indicators, but does this really make a difference? Here are some thoughts on what measuring does to people and organisations. Love to hear your thoughts. http://www.safetyrisk.net/measuring-does-things-to-people-and-what-to-do-about-it/
Gab & Rob Talking Risk – Humble Enquiry
in BlogsGab & Rob are often asked to share more about how they go about things when supporting people and organisations to deal with risk. People ask for practical tips and ideas for how they can become better communicators in risk and safety. In this series of ‘Gab & Rob Talking Risk’, the guys take us […]
I’m biased, but that’s ok!
in BlogsIn my latest Blog, I talk about just some of the biases at play when we make decisions and judgments about risk. There are over 250 biases that can impact on the decisions we make, all of which work in the non-conscious part of our brain which means that we aren’t even aware of them. […]