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The signs of burn out whilst working from home
We might be working from home, but that doesn’t mean we can’t burn out from stress. The feeling might be a little different from what we’re keep reading
Month: September 2020
Live it
Dealing with comparison
Whether we’re struggling with FOMO, or constantly falling into comparison traps, comparing ourselves to others is making us miserable. Kat Nicholls explains why it doesn’t keep reading
Management
How to fix your goal setting process
Asper the study conducted by Bressler, Bressler and Bressler, 2010, if one brings an optimistic attitude to goal-setting, it is likely to be a success. The keep reading
News
RCGP backs call for weekly COVID-19 testing for all NHS staff
Health secretary Matt Hancock has given his strongest signal yet that weekly mass testing of NHS, social care and school staff could start this autumn keep reading
Management
How to overcome micromanagement
Office micromanagers work weekends and long hours, putting in the necessary time to complete their given tasks. They struggle to allow themselves to take holidays keep reading
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Building digital connections
As more of us than ever are working remotely, it’s natural to miss those social moments with colleagues by the water cooler – but Fiona keep reading
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How to win friends and influence policy
As writer on law and policy, David Green, has described, good policy makes the best use of available resources to achieve a public benefit through keep reading
Management
Supporting your team’s mental health during COVID
Much has been said about the economic shockwaves of COVID-19 – but what about the psychological impact on staff mental health? CREDIT: This is an edited keep reading
Health Tech
Should your practice be on Instagram?
It is vital that practices engage with social media platforms and grow their online presence. We are all familiar with Facebook and Twitter, but should keep reading
Management
Improving your management communication skills
Effective management communication is essential for guiding teams and lifting morale during times of disruption and uncertainty — like right now. But what if communicating keep reading