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An alternative to outplacement for the over 50's which adresses the particular problems faced by a growing number of “baby boomers” facing the likelihood that they will not find another full time corporate job.

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'Bridge to the Future' is a highly effective solution to the need for people to understand why those around them see them as they do and what can be done to improve their own performance and perception others may have of them.

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Team assessments identify & analyse the structure & productivity of management groups. They form the basis of our formula for developing & maximising overall effectiveness of corporate teams.

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Winning performances with sports assessments

Being naturally gifted is not a recipe for success. As witnessed by the lack lustre performance within some British sports at present. The defining attributes are in fact, attitude and application.

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Lewis HamiltonLewis Hamilton Could be bigger than Beckham

Rory Ross, Daily Telegraph, 6th October 2007

Andy Austin, head of the Dobson Lyle consultancy, runs a psychometric test, Personal DNA Profiling, which identifies the emotional, mental and cognitive thought processes common to high-achieving individuals. In 1990, he became involved with McLaren while working at the team's former sponsors, textiles company Courtaulds.

He spent three fascinating years observing Ayrton Senna.
"At the age of 22," says Austin, "Lewis Hamilton appears to possess very similar personal and mental DNA to Ayrton, shared by very few sportsmen in the world today or indeed in the history of sport.

"It is his uniqueness in mental processing, a rational calmness, a singleness of purpose and the ultimate desire to win that elevates him above others, and transforms this natural sportsman into what I consider to be potentially the greatest motor racing driver of all time."

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