“COVID-19 for me is just another event. How you respond to this event is what will separate your business from the rest.” So says serial business advisor and author, Geoff Hudson-Searle, sharing his top 2021 business predictions.
Google search data reveals that we may be in danger of a January 2021 ?burnout spike .
By Suhayl Patel
Having children can be extremely challenging, even at the best of times. Tie that in with working and, without the right mindset, it can seem very overwhelming.
By Staff writer
Working remotely is becoming increasingly common, and it is projected that this trend will continue. But what implications does this have for employees, and in particular, for their engagement?
Research has long fleshed out UK employees’ dreams of working from home. But poor telecoms services has ensured almost half of the Brits given such permission, won’t be doing it again.
When it comes to the trend of working remotely, being at home is not necessarily the location that UK employees favour.
By Piers Linney
Former investor on BBC’s Dragons’ Den, Piers Linney, observes the importance of the office and why, despite the rise of remote working, a fixed premises can’t become a thing of the past just yet.
Robot workers, virtual high streets and the death of the commuter is not a future only found in the mind of science-fiction writer Alastair Reynolds. It’s all part of how we’ll be doing business 50 years from now.
