“Descent into hell”: Boredom is taking its toll on staff
Audio Boom once dedicated a podcast to workplace motivation, claiming most jobs evoked boredom to a certain degree a topic that has since quickly gained traction.
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Cardiff leads UK for bad leadership in the workplace
Most British workers have experienced bad leadership, according to a study, and Cardiff is the location where it’s most prevalent.
Dislike of boss among top reasons for quitting jobs
When it comes to resignations, it may come as a shock to many leaders that a dislike of the boss is among top reasons for quitting jobs.
The top job growth hotspots across Britain this season
Spring has sprung, and the ten UK cities for surging job growth this season have been revealed in a new study.
Do you blame recruiters like job seekers do?
CV-Library questioned 1,000 workers and 700 recruiters to find out who was responsible for preparing candidates for interviews. While the former blame recruiters for their failings, it made us wonder whether bosses felt the same way.
Taboo lunchtime eating habits to leave out of the workplace
You might have a craving, but there are various taboo lunchtime eating habits that have no place at work, according to almost half of the UK’s employees.
I’ve realised building trust is a must for any growing business
By Lee Biggins
In running a company doing business on both sides of the Atlantic, Lee Biggins had to learn about building trust and having faith in the team he’s built.
British employees reveal most desired workplace perks
As the trend of job satisfaction continues to grow across the country, UK employees have revealed the workplace perks they desire the most.
Britain’s top cities for new jobs in 2017
The New Year, which traditionally marks career considerations, is underway and CV-Library has revealed Britain’s top cities for new jobs in 2017.
Nurturing talent and keeping connected with Gandys Flip Flops
By Lee Biggins
Joining up with a former member of staff, and now the co-founder of Gandys Flip Flops, got Lee Biggins thinking about the importance of staying connected.