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This week we're talking boundaries. What they are, how to set them and why you feel stressed, undervalued or even taken advantage of when they're not enforced 👇 |
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How comfortable are you with saying "no"? |
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Setting work boundaries is important: possibly more important than ever.
But in a year where 1.7million people are unemployed in the UK and where job vacancies are 27% lower than they were a year ago, saying no might feel a bit harder than it did before.
That's why we're tackling them head-on in our latest article: discussing how to set (and keep) professional boundaries at work, how to toe the line between being flexible and realistic and, above all, how to protect your work / life balance. |
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🚀 Popular Courses |
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💪 Assertiveness & Building Personal Confidence Available online now + in person from May in 5+ UK cities This assertiveness and building personal confidence programme will help build the skills necessary for behaving assertively in a practical manner. ⏰ Essential Time Management Skills Available as an online course with live learning! Learn how managing your time effectively at work and home can lead to better productivity, as well as an improved work/life balance.
⚡ Conflict Management Skills Masterclass for Senior Managers Available as an online workshop Our ILM accredited conflict management masterclass helps you to earn team compliance, foster loyal relationships, customise conflict resolution, and more.
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Where will the future take you? |
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What have we learned from a year of remote work? |
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Our worldview of the workplace has shifted. Pre- and even during-pandemic, many company managers remained suspicious of remote working. These fears proved unfounded with remote work showing gains in worker performance, and for some, even happiness.
For the majority of employers, the pandemic forced a shift in physical employee presence from working in an office to working in a home office. So what does this mean for the future of workplaces? Can we expect a return to the office to look like it did before COVID? |
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