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Category: Communication

A great workplace starts with great communications

I hosted a panel on A great workplace starts with great communications at The Future of Work Europe in London at the end of last year, with Emily Wallace Laura Colantuono Lee Russell Lee Irving Here are the questions...

No one likes a sneak

Snooping and sneaking have no place in the workplace, even more so now that the workplace is home for many office workers. I read about this software this week, how it is a thing shows a concerning...

Launch: short internal communication courses

Businesses are facing more internal communication challenges than ever. Keeping remote teams connected, changing behaviours at pace and sustaining that change at a distance, having a confident and bold...

What do you want to keep?

What do you want to keep in our future world of work? Great communication can help you find the answer. We’re at a point where there’s a real push for many to get back into the office to do their...

Three things: a visual post

During the school holidays work hours become more wonky than ever for working parents. So this is not a regular post from me as I take a little bit of time out with my family enjoying a different routine....

Three things: no longer silent; progress is gradual and rise up

Today is International women’s day, and a good opportunity celebrate the women in our lives. Mothers, daughters, sisters, friends, colleagues, heroes and all. My short and sweet blog post this week...

Three simple things: Connections, co-facilitating and bright spots

I have a problem with blogging. I do really enjoy it when I do it, and I know it’s important, but making it happen amongst busy work / business / family life is hard. I have an endless list of ideas,...

Back to the routine

After six glorious weeks of school holidays, this week we got properly back to work and back to the routine. August is a special month for me. Beyond the holidays, it’s my birthday month and it’s my company...

Millennials and your business

I was born to boomers, I’m a mother to centennials and a generation X myself. When you consider that our sense of ‘purpose’ is defined by the time we are 13, it’s no wonder we all find it hard...

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