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The lockdown is unlocking all sorts of things in people, from a new appreciation of birdsong to a new appreciation of the pointlessness of […]
Fear and self-doubt are common feelings for those going through or anticipating career changes – we know from our own research that there are […]
While a new found love for a work/life balance in the legal profession is to be welcomed, Kedge Martin’s article in Solicitors Journal, explains […]
It was interesting to read about how cycling champion Sir Bradley Wiggin is taking a degree in social work as a first step in […]
HR Magazine picked up on our recent research that highlighted that managers and professional workers feel stuck in roles they don’t enjoy. As part […]
Our mission to start a national debate about the widespread problem of dissatisfaction and feelings of being unfulfilled in the workplace was highlighted by […]
When we set up some research to get a picture of how people were feeling about their work, we had a hunch it would […]
If you are in your 50s, it’s too late to think of changing careers or — worse — getting back into the workforce after […]
So says Jenni Russell of The Times, in a recent article. Jenni has been kind enough to allow us to use the article, and […]
Is it too late to change your life? A question for the sleepless small hours, perhaps; for the middle-aged and heavily mortgaged, burnt out […]
Quinquagenerians (those between the ages of 50 and 60) are facing new challenges that are peculiar to them. They are part of the ‘sandwich […]
There is an episode of the BBC spin-off Young Apprentice in which Lord Sugar invites his precocious charges to the Natural History Museum. Standing […]
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