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The Year of the Pig and Beyond

The Year of the Pig and Beyond. Caroline Miller. 2007 is the Chinese Year of the Pig!. Actually Newcastle City Learning was born in 2006 – the Year of the Dog Perfect partners are people born in the year of the horse or the tiger!

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The Year of the Pig and Beyond

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  1. The Year of the Pig and Beyond Caroline Miller

  2. 2007 is the Chinese Year of the Pig! • Actually Newcastle City Learning was born in 2006 – the Year of the Dog • Perfect partners are people born in the year of the horse or the tiger! • Good time to begin new relationships and expand your circle of friends • Loyal and honest • Work well with others • Generous but stubborn • Often selfish

  3. Ambition and Aspiration • John Paul Gaultier – fashion designer • “I felt that way because my ambition is to make the clothes the best I can to be more loved. It is not to have an empire like Mr Armani or Dolce and Gabbana. I could happily have worked for one house – making couture for Saint Laurent, Dior, Chanel. It was not about making my name.”

  4. Aspiration and Ambition • Jewish Association for Business Ethics – article Do you have a moral crisis at work? • “however, ambition should not be pursued to the detriment of others. At a recent JABE seminar a law graduate spoke of his supervisor, a partner within the law firm, who insisted that their department be the first to arrive and the last to leave every day, even if they did not have enough work to justify such hours. His motivation for this revolved around his own ambition, the objective being to portray his department in a good light at board meetings in order to secure a bigger bonus for himself. The same principle applies when the desire for power causes someone climbing the corporate ladder to tread on others”

  5. Ambition and Aspiration • Article on startup businesses • Penny Streeter, founder of Ambition 24hours • “we had the usual problems of any startup – no money, no time, no market awareness of the business. We overcame these by being absolutely focussed and driven to succeed, with a “siege mentality” to costs…..” • “We relied very much on our own resources, with no outside help, so we made mistakes, but we never made the same ones twice.”

  6. Personal Career Ambitions

  7. Ambitions for the Service

  8. Mutually Supportive Behaviour Rivalries • Replaced by: • Shared values • Shared vision • Consensus about goals • Collaboration • cooperation Do not publicly criticise fellow managers Personality Clashes • Deal with disagreements face-to-face • In confidence • With mutual respect Warring fiefdoms Dysfunctional types of empire building Pass on intelligence (this needs debate) All must STOP! Mutually Supportive Behaviour

  9. Responsibility and Values • Our service values • Teaching and learning are our primary focus in all we do • We value the individual whoever they may be • The development and delivery of a diversity of learning opportunities • Striving for excellence • Working together and with others • Putting the ethos and the plans into action • It is not just important to do the job - how we do it matters as well

  10. A Vision for the Future

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