Historically, Emergenetics has always celebrated Certifications. And, for anyone who has had the experience of attending an Emergenetics Certification, you know first hand it’s an accomplishment worth celebrating! In true Emergenetics style, we celebrate throughout the Certification week. We do…
When the idea and planning for the Whole Emergenetics week of learning (WEweek) became real, the excitement in our Singapore office grew week by week. There were so many ideas, possibilities and permutations of how the week could…
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“I don’t want to go to this happy hour. But I know I need to celebrate with my team. How do I congratulate them, while also managing their expectations?” Brad leads a team of 8 consultants. They just successfully completed…
This summer an exciting project began. I used Emergenetics to influence collaboration and communication on a youth soccer team I coach. This project began with a workshop hosted by one of our amazing STEP facilitators, Kellie Carroll. Kellie came in and…
You finally found the perfect candidate for that hard-to-fill position in your organization. The new hire starts Monday. You think the hardest part is over, but is it? In today’s workforce, the onboarding process is as important as the hiring…
My favorite color just happens to be green. It’s also my strongest preference. With 31% of my brain in the green zone and in the 94% percentile for a Structural preference when compared to the rest of the population, I…
In the workplace, there are many people from all walks of life. Each person is unique and brilliant in their own ways. Here at Emergenetics International, we live and appreciate each and everyone’s profile. We honor them in the way…
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The beginning of this new century (new millennium, actually) is presenting again the frightening characteristics that books of history have always represented: conflicts, violence, human exploitation, racial and religious hate, wars and even rumours of a third world war! We…