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Quiet Quitting

Recently, there has been an abundance of talk surrounding ‘Quiet Quitting,’ but what exactly does it mean for your workplace? First of all, quiet quitting doesn’t actually mean quitting in the traditional fashion! Instead, the phrase is meant to encompass behavioural changes which have become increasingly prominent in the workplace since the start of the […]

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New Opportunities, Unknown Unknowns: The Benefits of Passively Looking for Work

New Opportunities, Unknown Unknowns: The Benefits of Passively Looking for Work Making a big career change can sometimes feel like the most natural thing in the world, like the next step in a straight path, or a step up a wide staircase propelling you upwards towards the next big challenge.

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Empathy and Experience: 3 Ways To Build Increasingly Important Soft Skills

Mark Cuban, the billionaire tech entrepreneur, said in 2018 that, “a liberal arts degree in philosophy will be worth more than a traditional programming degree.” That might sound surprising to some people. It’s true of more than just the programming sector too. As the workplace becomes increasingly automated, the requirement that employees excel when it

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Purpose or Progress: Why Some Employees Feel Forced to Choose

You don’t have to look far to find blogs, articles and editorials telling you that modern, and especially millennial employees no longer prioritise salary, job title or simple progression when making career decisions. Instead, employees cite factors such as flexibility, work-life balance, a health and well-being culture, and a sense of purpose as vital components

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