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How has coronavirus changed our working arrangements?

The coronavirus pandemic has changed the world of work, and it is likely that many of these changes will remain – if not forever – then certainly for the foreseeable future. Whether through overcoming the challenges or exploring the opportunities...

How to plan an acquisitions strategy

One of the biggest benefits to acquiring a new company is that someone else has often done a great deal of the groundwork to get things up and running, leaving you to fine-tune and improve processes and operations to make the business as profitable...

Is your office space hindering collaboration?

Have you noticed that some of the collaborative projects that you’ve tasked your team with aren’t providing the results you anticipated? Perhaps your physical office space could be hindering collaboration without you realising it. Knowing the...

4 icebreaker activities for merged teams

Creating a great team dynamic is something which rarely happens naturally but, when you get the chemistry and the relationships just right, amazing things can happen. Adding new players into an established team, whether that’s because you are...

4 tips for maximising your training budget

Training and development isn’t just good for businesses, it can also boost staff retention and job satisfaction rates too. Although we all understand the benefits of training, catering to all of our employee’s training needs can place a real...

4 personality traits all good managers have

No one is born a great manager – as in any other job role, it takes years of development and training to become the type of leader that inspires, motivates and nurtures a team. That’s not too say that there aren’t some natural characteristics and...

How to counter acquisition negativity

An acquisition is very rarely smooth sailing from start to finish but, it is possible to complete the process with positivity and confidence. One of the biggest factors to manage is the human element. If you’re facing negativity from either side...