In the previous blog in the series we established that the ‘traditional’ methods of communication in the workplace simply aren’t good enough in the modern digital age. We discussed that communication is – and always has been - arguably the most important ingredient to running a successful business.
The workplace has changed in modern times, with our reliance on technology – and the devastating Covid-19 pandemic - changing the way many of us go about our workday. These adaptations will continue long into the future as we continue to discover new ways of utilising our time with more efficient and productive software.
Working from home may sound like a faraway dream, but with the inception of the Internet, it has become a reality. Today, more and more organizations are allowing their staff to work remotely instead of coming into the office every day. The results have been positive – employers notice an increase in productivity, work quality, […]
We know, we know; sometimes there just aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done. More than ever before our busy personal lives and hectic working ones are demanding more and more of our attention and even the best laid plans and good intentions can get waylaid by a sheer lack of time. […]
Meetings that result in little more than wasted hours are counter-productive and a surprisingly large drain on resources. After all, if your best people are spending the majority of their working day locked in a meeting room, drinking endless cups of coffee, making copious notes, and yet leaving with little or nothing to show for […]