Procrastination sucks! For a neurotypical brain it’s annoying and stressful, and from what I understand about neurodivergent brains, it is even more painful. Let’s face
Toughen Up Princess and other fairy tales from the Workplace Image of cover of “Toughen Up Princess”- by Perth author Siohan Timmer You hear it
Wage theft.. Type in underpayments in your google search, and example after example comes up of organisations who have been pinged for not paying employees
What do we want? What do we want from our leaders in 2023? Is it different from what we have been used to? Are our
The impact of COVID on poor ethical behaviour in the workplace Have you ever made it look like you were working when you weren’t, exaggerated
Employer ghosting on the rise The New York Times describes ghosting as: Ghosting — when someone cuts off all communication without explanation — extends to
Yikes, it has been six months between wrap ups.. An indication of how busy life has been at this end. What’s been keeping me
Once you know this, you can’t un know it, and it will change how you present forever. And, just quietly – read to the end
How many Zoom/Teams/Skype/FaceTime calls have you had today? I have had 7 so far, and I am not yet finished for the day.
Think about the last organisation that you went into. Looking around the reception, was there a glossy poster that showed the organisation’s values? Probably. And
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