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23.03.2023

Global Resourcing - Imposter Syndrome Webinar with Yvonne Pritchard

Global Resourcing - Imposter Syndrome Webinar with Yvonne Pritchard

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21.02.2023

How digital transformation is impacting UK universities

More than half the UK’s young people now go to university, as opposed to only 15% in 1980.

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17.02.2023

Virtual Wards in the NHS – a new approach to healthcare

Over the last few months there has been an increasing interest and awareness of ‘virtual wards’ in the NHS.

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06.02.2023

Coping with Imposter Syndrome

Imposter syndrome: that stomach-clenching, cold sweat-inducing feeling of not being good enough and, even worse than that, everyone else knowing that you’re not.

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30.01.2023

How can digital transformation create efficiencies in the NHS?

Much has changed in the last 75 years since the National Health Service began on 5 July 1948 – innovative medicines and technological advances prolong our lives and improve their quality but recently we’ve seen the NHS under greater pressure than ever before....

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21.12.2022

Turbocharging Digital Transformation in Public Services

In the wake of this, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, John Glen MP, has said that he intends to make the government more efficient and ‘root out the waste’ by focusing on ‘turbocharging’ plans to digitise its public services.

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19.12.2022

2022 Retrospective

As 2022 comes to an end, I can scarcely believe what the team has achieved this year. So, with that in mind, I would like to take a look back at some of our proudest moments…

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22.11.2022

Returning to work: A necessity or a ticking training timebomb?

It seems that the UK is about to experience its second recession in two years. The Bank of England has forecast that it will be the most protracted since the 1920s and is likely to last until 2024.

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14.11.2022

Why you should work with a recruiter when moving from the Private Sector to the Civil Service

There are hundreds of different departments and agencies within the UK Civil Service, covering a range of activities to make the country run efficiently and effectively....

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03.11.2022

The Charity Digital Skills Report 2022: A Review

The Charity Digital Skills Report 2022 has recently been published, revealing some interesting findings about how charities’ use of digital has changed. Here, we look at the key findings and learn more about the barriers to digital progress that charities face.

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28.10.2022

How to support neurodiverse candidates during the recruitment process

Hiring managers are finally beginning to recognise the value that neurodiverse candidates can bring to the workplace, and the shrewdest are now tailoring recruitment processes in order to attract this wealth of under-represented and often-overlooked talent.

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28.09.2022

Why don’t recruitment agencies value customer experience?

If you start a Google search with, “Why recruitment agencies…” the first autofill suggestion that comes up is, “are bad”. It’s a pretty damning indictment of an industry that claims to be there to help people.

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