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The 'Great Resentment' is coming - and it’s led by women
You’ve heard of the Great Resentment, the Great Reshuffle, and perhaps even speculation about the Great Regret. But I’ve got bad news for startup leaders: the worst is yet to come.
Opinion by " Molly Johnson-Jones
20.05.2022
The 'Great Resentment' is coming - and it’s led by women
10 strategies to maintain the benefits of a team working remotely
Remote work options have been set in place since 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic plagued the whole world. Many companies and employees had to make drastic changes in their work setup, but some successfully transitioned and benefitted from remote work.
Portfolio by " Itamar Gero
07.05.2022
10 strategies to maintain the benefits of a team working remotely
Why UK employees need a four-day work week more than we think
UK workers desperately need a productivity boost, and that boost could be a country-wide implementation of a four-day work week.
Opinion by " Artis Rozentals
26.04.2022
How can peer-to-peer platforms provide freedom for freelance engineers?
What should businesses consider when hybrid working in the metaverse?
What do Snoop Dogg, JP Morgan, and Samsung have in common? They’ve all bought ‘land’ in the metaverse, of course!
Opinion by " Jayson Darby
20.04.2022
What should businesses consider when hybrid working in the metaverse?
Diversity in data is more than an intellectual challenge - it’s a very human one
Businesses rely on data to make decisions every day. Good data can be the difference between being guesswork and intelligence – it can drive strategy and help shape brands’ products and image. However, data is only useful in the context of the rules we create.
Opinion by " Matt Andrew
18.04.2022
How we speak about diversity matters – we do unintended harm when we ignore this
4 simple things employers can do to improve team morale
With so much in the news at the moment around the great resignation, team building platform Kaido shares its top tips for how to boost team morale and get a smile on people’s faces.
Tools by " Kaido
16.04.2022
4 simple things employers can do to improve team morale
It’s time to reflect on mental wellbeing in the workplace
It’s hard to believe that we are two years on from the first Covid-19 lockdowns. Everything changed seemingly overnight. What once felt unusual now feels commonplace - it’s easy to forget the turbulent change people have experienced.
Opinion by " Asim Amin
12.04.2022
It’s time to reflect on mental wellbeing in the workplace
The importance of maintaining company culture when scaling
When starting a business, the culture you want to create is likely to be one of the first things you talk about; it’s an essential ingredient in building a team of people who hold the same principles and will work to achieve common goals. But it’s all too easy to let that culture slip down the priority list as your business grows.
Opinion by " Kristian Gjerding
11.04.2022
The importance of maintaining company culture when scaling
What have we learned about management two years after the first lockdown?
Looking back two years ago, I think about managers who were, in an instant, shoved into leading teams and businesses from the isolated confines of their homes. Having to navigate lockdowns was stressful enough. Let’s not forget that it was on top of a global health pandemic, the end of which no one had sight.
Opinion by " Sathya Smith
07.04.2022
The future of the office: How to maintain a sense of team in a hybrid environment
Can Gen Z really ‘save’ us from the digital skills shortage?
As much as others might like to claim otherwise, no generation is quite as in tune with tech as Gen Z. Whilst those before them were born into a world with varying degrees of technological exposure, Gen Z are the first truly digital native generation.
Opinion by " John Rogers
29.03.2022
Can Gen Z really ‘save’ us from the digital skills shortage?
Challenging masculine prototypes: how can we increase women’s representation in the workplace?
Despite decades of effort, women are still severely underrepresented and undervalued in numerous professions around the globe, particularly in leadership roles. In the UK, only 43% of startups have any women in leadership. Majority-women leadership teams are even rarer, at only 15%.
Opinion by " Felix Danbold
28.03.2022
Challenging masculine prototypes: how can we increase women’s representation in the workplace?
How to use video effectively in your business
The much-publicised firing via video link of 900 employees by a US company speaks volumes about how business have a long way to go to understand how to use remote video for key employee communications. What are the protocols? Or is the shift to remote mass working illustrating where in-person communications must be maintained?
Tools by " Dave Howell
24.02.2022
How to use video effectively in your business
Meet OurPeople, the communication platform helping you to help your team navigate the new normal
As part of our quickfire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Ross McCaw, CEO and cofounder of OurPeople, about short, targeted internal communications and maintaining team engagement in the hybrid environment.
Portfolio by " Ross McCaw
10.02.2022
Why women must shape the products of the future for an inclusive and fairer society
Less than 8% of C-Levels in Product Teams are occupied by women. To change this, the startup 50inTech is launching “Wannabe a CPO” a virtual Bootcamp on the 16-18 of February to help women in product level up to reach the top. Caroline Ramade, founder of 50inTech and member of the UN Women French Committee, believes that women must equally co-shape the products of the future.
News by " Caroline Ramade
09.02.2022

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