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When Failure Feels Like Justice
Schadenfreude is a German word for taking pleasure in someone else's misfortune. Most people assume it is about enjoying failure. In organisations it is usually something else. It is what...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  03 Jul 2026
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Social Impact of Housing Licensing in Nottingham
Nottingham City Council has undertaken the first known UK Social Return on Investment (SROI) evaluation of private rented sector licensing. Covering a five-year period 2020–2024, the study...
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Sophia Beswick
Last updated:  03 Jul 2026
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The Emotional Life of Organisations
“I hate this job.” “Me too.” It was one of those conversations that happens after a meeting has finished and most people have left the room. Neither person sounded angry. Neither was looking for...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  02 Jul 2026
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AI Engineering Lab Newsletter #14
AI Engineering Lab Newsletter #142 July 2026 Welcome to the bi-weekly AI Engineering Lab newsletter What's happeningMonday 6 July 2026•2pm: Tech Drop-InInformal support and troubleshooting...
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Alana Barrett-Frew
Last updated:  02 Jul 2026
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Relationships Unplugged: A new podcast from OnePlusOne
We’re excited to announce our new podcast, Relationships Unplugged. Bringing together the latest relationship research and insights from real-life, the series explores relationships, why they...
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Tabitha Frangoullides
Last updated:  01 Jul 2026
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The Hidden Emotion in Post-Covid Organisations
It isn't burnout. It isn't disengagement. It isn't cynicism. It is accumulated emotional disappointment. Organisations spend a great deal of time worrying about burnout, engagement and wellbeing. ...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  30 Jun 2026
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Should You Turn Your Working Group Into a Community of Practice?
Your working group project has just finished. The deliverable is signed off, the steering board has thanked everyone, and the working group's online space should, by every normal rule of project...
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Michael Norton
Last updated:  25 Jun 2026
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The Orchestra Without a Conductor
The concert hall is quiet except for the restless sound of musicians tuning up. Violins rising and falling softly. Brass muttering in short bursts. Pages of sheet music covered in handwritten notes...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  25 Jun 2026
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The Office Aquarium
  The office occupies three floors of a sleek glass building. Light floods through floor-to-ceiling windows. The furniture is modern. The coffee is excellent. The branding celebrates...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  24 Jun 2026
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The Pit Crew and the Jazz Band
The car arrives like an explosion. One moment the track is empty. The next, twenty people in fireproof overalls throw themselves towards a machine still radiating heat and violence. Floodlights...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  23 Jun 2026
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12 Angry Managers
The men file into the room already convinced the discussion is largely a formality. Most minds already made up before anyone has properly sat down. Coats loosened. Papers shuffled. A quick vote...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  22 Jun 2026
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Don't Look Up: When Appearance Matters More Than Reality
If you had irrefutable scientific evidence the world was facing an imminent extinction-level event unless immediate, dramatic, collective action was taken, how would you expect governments, the...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  19 Jun 2026
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Why Nothing Ever Really Changes at Work — But This Time Will Be Different
Phil wakes up at exactly the same time, in the same hotel room, on the same day. The day just repeats itself. It’s an endless loop. He goes to bed knowing that when he wakes up it won’t be...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  18 Jun 2026
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AI Engineering Lab Newsletter #13
AI Engineering Lab Newsletter #1317 June 2026 Welcome to the bi-weekly AI Engineering Lab newsletter What's happeningMonday 22 June 2026•2pm: Technical Drop-InInformal support and...
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Alana Barrett-Frew
Last updated:  17 Jun 2026
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Jurassic Park and the Change Programme
The helicopter emerges through thick cloud towards a remote tropical island. Dense jungle. State-of-the-art laboratories hidden among the trees. Inside, people in white coats explain their...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  17 Jun 2026
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The Corporate Body Snatchers
A man runs into the road in panic and crashes onto the bonnet of a moving car. “They’re coming! They’re coming!” He looks terrified, exhausted, desperate to be believed. Then he runs. Behind...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  16 Jun 2026
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The Blade Runner Problem
Rain falls constantly in Los Angeles. Neon flickers in oily puddles. Steam rises from street food stalls beneath giant electronic billboards. Crowds drift through the dark speaking languages the...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  15 Jun 2026
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Can you fault the day?
Disclaimer:  I am a member of the Cross-Govt Socio-Economic Diversity Network (CGSEDN) I am a member of the DWP Faith and Belief Network - Knowledge Hub "Let the morning bring me...
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Mavarine Du-Marie
Last updated:  14 Jun 2026
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World Record Guaranteed
The advert opens with a heartbeat. The camera cuts between flexed muscles, starting blocks, sweat, stadium lights and a crowd roaring beneath fireworks. A voiceover announces: “This summer....
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  10 Jun 2026
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The Wagon Train Problem
The stories of the American West usually focus on the destination. A better life. Open land. Freedom. Opportunity. The chance to start again. The wagon trains heading west were presented as proof...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  09 Jun 2026
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