3 good things: how to use positive psychology during tenders
Zoe Webber Zoe Webber

3 good things: how to use positive psychology during tenders

Positive psychology is a branch of psychology focused on the cultivating the strengths and virtues that enable us and our communities to thrive. In this blog, we explore how this simple daily practice can change your mindset during a stressful tender.

Read More
When it’s not the relationship dynamic you had hoped for
Zoe Webber Zoe Webber

When it’s not the relationship dynamic you had hoped for

Maintaining professionalism and integrity in tricky situations is something we must all learn to do. And what we must continue to practice. This demonstrates that you can be relied upon to always do your best to show up and deliver upon commitments regardless of the situation. In this blog I outline several strategies to handle yourself in tricky situations.

Read More
Teamwork in tendering
Zoe Webber Zoe Webber

Teamwork in tendering

Working solo is a recipe for burnout, and teamwork in tendering is essential. Here are our top tips for making collaboration work. 

Read More
Self-care during busy bids
Zoe Webber Zoe Webber

Self-care during busy bids

They may seem like no brainers but when you’re in the thick of a tender process it’s easy to forget the basics. These self care non negotiables will see you through the busiest of bids.

Read More
Common tendering mistakes we see
Zoe Webber Zoe Webber

Common tendering mistakes we see

Tender submissions are often undermined by a range of common pitfalls. In this blog, we take a closer look at the frequent mistakes that can jeopardise your chances of winning.

Read More
7 ways to tame an expert
Zoe Webber Zoe Webber

7 ways to tame an expert

Get the best out of your subject matter experts on your next tender with these essential tips for working productively as a team.

Read More
Tender win themes that stand out from the crowd
Zoe Webber Zoe Webber

Tender win themes that stand out from the crowd

Ever heard of the phrase: we are a safe pair of hands?  

What we know about this phrase is that it is embarrassingly common. It is often used when answering the question: What makes you stand out from the crowd.

Read More