as featured in the Financial TimesI am a regular contributor to the Financial Times on psychological issues in business. I also frequently contribute features and articles for TV, radio and other printed media. Selected articles are reproduced below.
Business travel and families: the ultimate guilt trip
Work travel is an increasingly important aspect of the globalised economy. While much attention is paid to the costs and logistics of business travel, little ...
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Mind tricks at work
Psychological manoeuvres to cope with work stresses can be harmful There are many ways of dealing with extreme stress at work: chatting around the water ...
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Review: Mental Illness at Work
“No great genius has ever existed without a touch of madness,” said Aristotle, and it is a point worth making that mental illness should not ...
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Paranoia at work is out to get you
People with a disposition towards extreme paranoia see betrayal and disapproval everywhere. Believing that people are out to get them, they frequently misinterpret situations, seeing ...
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The managers who fear conflict
A failure to address conflicts at work is one of the main reasons executives lose respect in a team. Failing to act because of a ...
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Surviving the success of others
It is one of the most shameful feelings to admit – the twinge of joy experienced when a colleague fails. Although you would prefer to ...
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Why we see bosses as parents
When people close their front door in the morning and think they have left their families behind them for a simpler life at work, they ...
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Emotions at work in finance
Rational and objective: that is how business people like to see themselves, believing there is no room for emotion in their decision making. Yet whenever ...
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