BIRMINGHAM, U.K. -- Business author Peter Freeth has released a new edition of his popular book, Genius at Work, which helps organistational leaders to reproduce the innate talents of their best people to achieve high performance right across the business.

"About four years ago, I started writing a book on the process of modelling excellence, that's where you uncover the hidden, innate talents of your highest performers and create a template that will allow you to reproduce that excellence across your business, in everything from the way that you recruit high performers to the way that you coach and train them. You would use it in building competency frameworks and talent management programs, and the most important feature is that it preserves the best aspects of your organisation's culture.", explains Freeth.

Genius at work was first published last year, and received critical acclaim from learning and development professionals all over the world as being a revolutionary approach to developing the best skills in staff and managers.

The book contains all new content and case studies, representing the latest research conducted by Freeth and his team.

"One of the most important projects we've delivered involved high profile facilitators in an industry regulator. These people have to mediate standards committee meetings and industry conferences which are frequently attended by industry representatives who have totally opposing views and needs. The best facilitators had a way of thinking and behaving which was markedly different to that of the average, and using the Genius at Work methodology, we were able to get inside that innate attitude and turn it into a simple, three level training program for all stakeholder facing staff. The results are already speaking for themselves."

Genius at Work is published by CGW Publishing and available from all online and high street retailers.

Genius at Work - ISBN 9781908293022


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