How do you pack away your lego?
Is anything really original?
I recently heard this question, and although it’s not the first time I’ve heard it, I gave it some thought this time around.
I decided to put it to the test with one of my favourite book series, one with which you might be very familiar – Harry Potter.
The Power of Upskilling: Taking Control of Your Professional Growth
Is anything really original?
I recently heard this question, and although it’s not the first time I’ve heard it, I gave it some thought this time around.
I decided to put it to the test with one of my favourite book series, one with which you might be very familiar – Harry Potter.
Juggling Act: Mastering the Tightrope of Work Leave and School Holidays
I want to propose a meeting between schools and industry. I only have ONE agenda point: Holidays.
As a working parent, I am fairly certain I am not the only one finding myself caught in the crossfire of limited leave days and the never-ending school breaks. The ideal solution still seems to elude me so I thought if I break it down, I might find the answer I am looking for.
Is anything REALLY original, or just a fresh spin on an old broomstick?
Is anything really original?
I recently heard this question, and although it’s not the first time I’ve heard it, I gave it some thought this time around.
I decided to put it to the test with one of my favourite book series, one with which you might be very familiar – Harry Potter.
“Get out or get better”: 3 Lessons I learned about Upskilling
Let’s face it; if you’re only relying on in-service training in your workplace, you’re probably stuck attending those yearly snooze-fest workshops or webinars on Respect and Cultural Diversity.
Let’s be honest, those sessions contribute as much to upskilling as a rubber ducky does to space exploration – not a lot! They’re just boxes your employer needs to tick, and most employees dread them like a Monday morning meeting.
I decided to put it to the test with one of my favourite book series, one with which you might be very familiar – Harry Potter.