Capability at Work: How to Solve the Performance Puzzle

Finally, a book which speaks sense. As an L&D professional and experienced lecturer, Paul talks about the things that I have always tried to embed in my teaching and training. Paul's book does what it says on the tin!
Sue Snowball - Head of Learning and Organisational Development, Coleg Gwent

This book is a must for anyone starting out in the world of HR and L&D as well as for the more seasoned practitioner who has faced the challenges of turning knowledge and competence into capability. A very welcome addition to the business book library.
Colonel Garry Hearn OBE - Defence Learning and Development Transformation Programme

It is not sufficient to be competent. An L&D department must be capable, and must be able to build the capability of its clients. This book explains why this is so, and lays out practical steps to get you there.
Dave Pearson - Head of R&D IT Learning Service

This concept is so obvious so why don't we all practice it? L&D professionals need to wake up and smell the coffee, read this and communicate with your stakeholders for great results. A fantastic book Paul.
Tony Bulmer - Learning Design Manager

Capability at Work is in effect a field guide for HR and Learning and Development practitioners to develop performance consulting capability, which is key in providing effective business improvement. Paul Matthews' new book challenges the 'order taking' approach of L&D departments and presents an engaging as well as practical guide for practitioners to develop consulting capabilities.
Karly Olsen-Haveland - Group Director of People and Organisation Development, Impellam Group
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