Australian Edition—November 10, 2007
Herrmann's Headlines was last published in 1998, in the days of paper and postage.
It is now back—in its new e-format.
The idea is simple—to share news and ideas as quickly and simply as possible—headlines only.
If you want to know more about any of our news item, just click the links or contact anyone at Herrmann International Asia.
So after almost 10 years, here we go………
One thing we have discovered in the last 10 years is how organisations successfully adopt Whole Brain Thinking. They go through 4 stages, from building awareness to transforming the organisation.
To find out more about the 4 stages, go to http://www.herrmann.com.au/stages/
In 2008 we are launching a new HBDI® Certification process—a series of 4-two day workshops.
To find out more have a look at http://www.herrmann.com.au/certification/
If you are an Active HBDI® Practitioner who would like to access the HBDI® Pair Profile please complete our HBDI® Pair Profile Tutorial to gain access to this great product.
You may have already have had a look around it but if you haven't you should. As with all good websites it is a work in progress with new content coming all the time. We have also added an RSS feed. If you would like to subscribe or find out what RSS is please click here.
Karen Borgelt of Allsorts Consulting in Perth sent me this link. Sir Ken Robinson, creativity expert, talking about 'Does education kill creativity?' Ken discusses how education focuses on the ''waist upwards with a slight tilt to the left".
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/66
The site is part of http://www.ted.com, a great place to go for great ideas.
BRW Magazine: The colours of success
Mike Hanley, 25 October 2007
Bendigo Bank's adoption of an unusual training program is making it's customers very happy.
Australian Financial Review: Stress test gets people working
Fiona Smith, 23 October 2007
Assessing how employees perform under pressure can build more successful teams.
November 5 was the last time you would have heard Tricia saying that. After 9 1/2 years and 72, 656 HBDI's, Tricia is calling it a day. She is off to a new job, new surroundings and new challenges.
Any one using our HBDI® processing services in Sydney will know how much we will miss Tricia. She has been a wonderful member of the Herrmann family, has contributed so much to us all, and has provided the very best of customer service. She will be a hard act to follow. We wish her all the luck and happiness in the world.
We are still blessed with Ailsa continuing to provide the very best in HBDI® processing and customer service. We are also very excited to welcome Karin Batty to the team. Karin will be joining us full-time as Office Administrator and will be teaming up with Ailsa to look after your HBDI® processing needs.
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