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The four quadrants of the window represent you in relation to others. The quadrants represent awareness of behaviour, feelings and motivation. Sometimes awareness is shared; sometimes it is not.

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Quadrant 1: The open quadrant refers to behaviour, feelings and motivation known to self and others.

Quadrant 2: The blind quadrant refers to behaviour, feelings and motivation known to others but, not to self.

Quadrant 3: The hidden quadrant refers to behaviour, feelings and motivation known to self but not to others.

Quadrant 4: The unknown quadrant: refers to behaviour, feelings and motivation known neither to self nor to others.

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New Networking Group for Women in Business

Debbie Gilbert has recently launched a new networking group called Women on Top for business women in the Hertfordshire area.

Join us for lunch and meet like-minded women on Wednesday, 9th July, at the Ramada Jarvis Hotel, when Madeleine Moore from WorkScales will be giving some useful tips on how to tackle stress.

For further details, contact Debbie on 07795 683598 or e-mail her on hemel@women-on-top.com

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According to the latest CIPD/KPMG Labour Market Outlook survey, over a third of companies (38%) intend to make some employees redundant this quarter - a sharp increase on the autumn 2007 Labour Market Outlook survey figure of only 17% ...

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