Without a doubt, the past 12 months have dramatically changed the relationship between individuals and their work. Whether you have been working from home, have a job which you have been unable to do, or have been under immense pressure we have all had to change and adapt to the new reality which has been caused by the global pandemic.
Author: Clair Grayston
person who writes stuff, makes stuff, plays stuff
march tsundoku
This month’s tsundoku includes a variety of quite different types of books, with some more or less likely to make it to the promised land of actually getting read.
late night electro indie vol. 2
notoriousmrsg plays some indie dance tunes
perfection is the enemy of perfectly adequate
I have always been a perfectionist. I hate making mistakes. Simply the thought of others seeing my mistakes makes my face burn. It is impossible to enjoy activities that I’m not naturally very good at, and there are plenty of those (mainly sport related).
a row a day blanket
a row a day blanket The lovely Sophie from Botanical Yarn inspired me to take up crochet. Normally more of a knitting fan, I’m loving making this row a day blanket.
what’s the point of meetings?
A couple of years ago I was part of a group at work looking at why we have so many meetings and how to make them more productive. We came up with various best practices and pieces of advice but fundamentally the outcome was that people should only have meetings when there is a clear purpose to getting people together.
10 things I wish I’d known about… career management
10 things I wish I’d known about… career management 1. Careers are not linear Many of us leave university and feel the weight of planning out our entire lives on our young shoulders. Where we’re going to work, for how long, ultimately what we’re going to be when we ‘grow up’. But it doesn’t really… Continue reading 10 things I wish I’d known about… career management
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