Want to get ahead?

Of course you do! You're a professional and you want to do a good job, and get recognised for it.
There is room for improvement in every business but it can be daunting knowing how to get started. here are some proven techniques you can use to tackle the issues you and your business face, big or small.
Try a different approach
Sometimes all you need to do is look at that problem a different way. Here are some ideas:
- Mentoring - a mentor can provide an outsider's perspective and share their experiences of tackling similar issues. They can be a great sounding board for ideas too
- Reverse mentoring - less experienced staff often bring different views and skills and can help bridge the gap between generations in the workforce and client base
- Action learning - small sets work with a facilitator to tackle problems and also learn new skills to help achieve positive outcomes
- Inclusive communications -we all give subtle clues to how we experience the world, tune in and make feedback more meaningful
- How to use questions - to get the best out of individuals, you need to ask the right questions. Find out how
- Ways to inspire diverse thinking - encourage networking internally and externally and encourage sponsorship of risking talent
Intrigued?
Click each bullet point above to find out more!
The CII produces a great rage of booklets packed with ideas to help you in your career. Please visit www.cii.co.uk/knowledge for more information.
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4 July 2017
Making the London Market more competitive
The London Matters report of 2014 gave us a detailed picture of our market challenges we face: increased competition, markets with lowers transactional costs and lighter touch regulation, emerging economies or business ties to London and the need to find the next generation of market professionals.
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29 September 2017
New IIL President & Deputy President for 2017-18 announced
Roger Sanders OBE, Cert PFS, Director, Workplace Distribution and Industry Affairs, Lighthouse Group plc, took office as the new President of the Insurance Institute of London (IIL) for 2017-18 at the AGM on Monday 25 September.