When it comes to company culture, the phrase “work hard, play hard” has enjoyed a lot of mileage in the past. “Playing hard” usually refers to the staff socialising that’s become part and parcel of working for most corporations – bonding days, charity events and the infamous Christmas party. Although this prescribed socialising might be
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Creativity: The number 1 skill across all sectors
As technology continues to transform the world of work, it’s our innate human skills that will command the highest value in the future. Topping the list is creativity, as it’s directly aligned with innovation and unique problem solving. In the past, creativity has been most closely associated with artistic industries such as design and marketing.
Why it’s time to find your authentic voice
Back in 2015, a LinkedIn study found that more than 58% of millennial employees said “yes” without a second thought. “Yes” was the word that managers wanted to hear, and those who said it most seemed to rise the fastest. In order to keep the cogs turning, “yes” was sold as the word that would
Workplace culture: Time for change
With new technology creating more products and pathways for businesses, the need for organisations to secure access to top talent has never been stronger. In the UK, low unemployment means that vacancies are at their highest since comparable records began in 2001. In order to attract the right individuals, businesses are entering a new phase