Gainfully Employed Or Not?

Back in 2009, the “Group of 20” meeting in London ended with a grand declaration of unity in the face of the global financial crisis. Underpinning this triumph was a denouncing of free-market thinking, greed, and self-regulation. Inevitably, one of the survival strategies high on the priority list was “organisational restructure”. Years later, we wonder: did it work and what was the outcome?

The Success Formula

For a very long time, researchers and academics have been trying to qualify and quantify the characteristics of success. SCG carried out a study centred on business leaders who exhibited ongoing and prolonged success. What it revealed is that they share a common set of characteristics and personality traits.

Global Business Trends – Future Proofing

The phrase future proofing describes the elusive process of trying to anticipate future developments, so that action can be taken to minimise possible negative consequences, and to seize opportunities. In a time of increasing uncertainty, with the downturn of the global markets, changing business models and a shift in the economic balance of power, attention is turning to survival strategies for the short to midterm.

The First Three Months In Your New Role

The first three months are a critical period when starting a new role. Stonewater Consulting Group looks at the bars set by many of our best CFOs and shares the mantras they live by when starting a new job. Our discussions with executives and managers across Australia revealed many common experiences about the challenges of settling into a new role and how to set the ground work for success over the long term.