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Category Archives: Professional development
How to Reinvent Yourself for a Successful Career Change
Meet George – He is in his late 30s. He has been in his current position for almost four years. He was very enthusiastic about his job during the first couple of years. He doesn’t feel challenged anymore. At the … Continue reading
Apprenticeships: Should We Value Them More Highly?
Korina Karampela talks to David Way – Executive Director of National Apprenticeship Service – about the value of apprenticeships. An increasing number of school leavers consider doing an apprenticeship. What are the reasons behind this trend? Apprenticeships appeal to young … Continue reading
What Does Your Handshake Say About You?
Do you remember the last time you shook hands with somebody who had a very weak grip? What did you think about this person? Would you hire him? Would you feel comfortable to do business with him? A lifeless handshake … Continue reading
The Power of Resilience
Everybody’s career has ups and downs. Not everybody though deals with adversity the same way. Some manage to bounce back from disappointments, they re-frame the experience to get the benefits and learnings it brought and they move on. Whereas, others are … Continue reading
How to Unlock Women’s Potential as Leaders
Korina Karampela talks to the CEO and Founder of Aspire Dr Samantha Collins about women as leaders. How can we unlock women’s potential as business people? It is up to us as women to unlock our own potential. We can … Continue reading
