We all know that the landscape of work has fundamentally shifted. Millions of professionals now find themselves working from home, often in isolation from colleagues who…
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For the past four years The Homeworker has published a Christmas gift guide dedicated to small and independent businesses. It champions the work, talent and creativity…
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The process of self-evaluation can be a confronting but also a cathartic experience; it can help you to feel more positive when you reflect on what…
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“Building pauses into your talk, after key statements or questions, not only gives the audience time to process what you have said and start to form…
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Burnout is at an all time high. Ever since the Covid-19 pandemic, we have been hearing about how more people are struggling with the symptoms. According…
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The way we work hasn’t just changed. The way we dress for work has also seen something of a revolution. Along with greater preferences for flexibility,…
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The Design Brief With this issue celebrating all things hybrid, we asked our resident interior designexpert, Steve Hird from Edward Thomas Interiors for his advice on…
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Helena Lopes, Unsplash For many people who are neurodivergent, the flexibility to work from home is a lifeline when a traditional office environment can feel overwhelming…
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About Time A column on time management by productivity expert, Abigail Barnes, founder of The Time Management Podcast. I think we can all agree that no…
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Ivan Aleksic, Unsplash Nadia Finer was on stage. She had been invited to speak about success as part of a panel in front of hundreds of…
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