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Caroline named in the Legal 500

By Caroline Sheridan I am delighted to be ranked as a leading mediator and listed in The Legal 500's Hall of Fame for my work as a workplace, employment and commercial mediator. The Legal 500 rankings are a prestigious guide that evaluates...

Why Compliance and Culture Must Go Hand in Hand

By Caroline Sheridan Some 20 years ago, long before I founded Sheridan Worldwide, I sat on the other side of the table as both Head of Compliance and Human Resources in the securities industry. I remember my days were filled with rules,...

Own your career journey

By Caroline Sheridan Five simple habits: taking responsibility for your career, building a structured development plan, dedicating time to learning, nurturing your network, and cultivating selfbelief.  What better time than the present….  Own your...

Sheridan Worldwide Joins FSQS Supplier Network

By Erin Cahill We’re pleased to share that we are now officially registered with the Hellios Financial Services Qualification System (FSQS)—a trusted supplier platform used by over 70 leading financial institutions across the UK and beyond....

Workplace Mediation: Indian Takeaways 

By Caroline Sheridan Earlier this year, I had the privilege of speaking alongside David Whincup of Squire Patton Boggs at an event hosted by The Mediation Initiative in Mumbia, India. It was a wonderful opportunity to share insights on the growing...

From Grievance to Resolution: Making Mediation Work for You

Earlier this month, Caroline was joined by David Whincup, Employment Lawyer and Partner at Squire Patton Boggs, for a virtual event hosted by Winmark, titled “From a Grievance Culture to a Resolution Culture: Making Mediation Work for You.” The...

Listening Brilliantly

I think most of us want to be good listeners. We want to be good partners and parents to our children, and good children to our parents and good friends to our friends. It’s in the listening to these loved ones that we can strengthen our...

An update from Caroline Sheridan

I had the great fortune last month to be able to meet some of our faculty and FS and technology clients in India, travelling between Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai. In the midst of the glorious honking chaos which is the Indian traffic, I was...

Hello Stranger…

Being from Ireland, my mother always used to say hello to people in the street... She would talk to anybody and everybody. Being a child from London, I used to shrivel up with embarrassment when she did this, but she reminded me every time that she...

Why purpose matters

Effective communication results in minimising potential misunderstanding, creates unity as everyone is aligned or clear on the views or aims of another individual or company. An effective communicator understands their audience, chooses an...

Why I Love My ADHD

Embracing the Uniqueness of ADHD The Transformational Power of Understanding Living with ADHD is often seen through a lens of challenges and limitations. However, there's a transformative power that comes with understanding and embracing ADHD....

Neurodiversity@Work? Ain’t Nobody Got Time for That!

Rethinking Diversity and Inclusion: A Focus on Neurodiversity The reluctance to embrace neurodiversity in the workplace often stems from misunderstandings and unfounded fears about the supposed "extra work" it would require. This mindset not only...

The Ethical Dilemma of Using Psychometric Tests in Recruitment

Introduction Psychometric tests have been a cornerstone in the fields of leadership development and executive coaching for years. Professionals in these fields often hold relevant qualifications to administer such tests and even advocate for their...

The Crucial Role of Investing in Talent Development

The Discrepancy in Perceptions While leaders often consider employees as their greatest asset, organizations still lag in investing in talent development. The Demand for Lifelong Learning With changing technology and work practices, employees...

Remote Team Coaching and Collective Leadership: A Guide

The Shift to Remote Work The move to remote work has its pros, like no commutes and flexible dressing, but also cons like endless Zoom calls and blurred work-life boundaries. Concerns for Leaders Leaders face challenges in engaging team members and...

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