Planes, Trains, and a man called Justin
The one where I feel bad about being angry
Author: johnJsills
Case Study: Uber – a Customer-Led Conundrum
The one where I impress my friends but nearly die. Twice.
Building Your Career is Not Your Career
When I worked at HSBC, I was one of those people who jumped between roles every 18 months or so. A bit of time running branches, a bit of time…
Finding the Balance
A few years ago, I started seeing people levitating on the River Thames. As the months passed, more and more people seemed to be levitating on it. And then, eventually,…
The Vision Vacuum
I’ve recently had two fascinating conversations with friends who are back in the UK after a while away. And they both had the same question for me: what is going on? They…
In Defence of NPS
If you’ve read my book (I’ve barely mentioned it…), you’ll know I’m not the biggest fan of feedback surveys. So, it’s not a surprise that people often take that to…
The Barbershop Chronicles
Every time I go into my local barbershop, strange things happen. It’s a Turkish barbers, so you get the full works. Warm towel round the face, brief and underwhelming arm…
Case Study: The Secretly Disappointed
What happens when funerals meet feedback surveys? A fascinating lesson in leadership, it turns out. A few years ago, Richard Gomersall was asked to take over as Managing Director of…
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