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  • By: Carly Cannings
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  • Sep 16

Five Practical Leadership Moves For A Happier Team

Looking for some simple ways up your leadership game and build a thriving team culture? Then you’ve come to the right place. I’ve recently created a brand new – and completely free – resource to help leaders lead more joyfully and build a culture that allows everyone to flourish. The Joyful Leader’s Playbook contains five

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  • By: Carly Cannings
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  • Oct 1

Own It, Lead It: The Joy Journey

Helping leaders create a workplace culture where everyone can thrive What if joy at work wasn’t a fluffy nice-to-have, but the secret sauce behind thriving teams and great workplace culture? That’s exactly what The Joy Journey is all about. At The Happy Business School, I help leaders and teams create people-first cultures where happiness isn’t

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  • By: Carly Cannings
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  • Feb 12

Generational Labels in the Workplace: Insight or Stereotyping?

With more and more people working past retirement age, often into their 70s, the workforce, in terms of age, is more diverse than ever. It’s common to hear references to Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials and Generation Z. But do these labels offer a shortcut to understanding differing work habits, values and priorities, or do

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  • By: Carly Cannings
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  • Dec 4

Using Personal Strengths to Support a Thriving Workplace Culture

A passion for thriving: Two business founders, who both left corporate roles to follow their passions, discuss helping organisations create thriving cultures.  Here’s my conversation with Nic Jackson from Personal Strengths Coaching about how strengths play a vital role in creating a happy, thriving workplace culture. Carly: I work with organisations of all shapes and

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  • By: Carly Cannings
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  • Oct 11

Why Gen Z Aren’t Rushing to Be Middle Managers – And Why It’s Not Just Their Problem

A recent survey by talent solutions firm Robert Walters revealed that 52% of Gen Z workers are steering clear of middle management roles. Here’s what the survey found: It’s tempting to chalk this up to a “Gen Z thing,” but honestly, I don’t think it is. This is a much wider issue that spans across

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  • By: tayla@bristechtonic.co.uk
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  • Aug 29

The Importance of Meetings in the Workplace

The importance of conducting meetings well cannot be understated. Running meetings effectively is a critical factor in the overall success of an organisation. Well run meetings provide the opportunity for  teams to come together, share ideas, make decisions and feel connected with each other and the rest of the organisation. On the contrary, poorly managed

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  • By: tayla@bristechtonic.co.uk
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  • Jul 2

The Evolution of British Work Culture: Past, Present & Future

The history of work and organisational culture has seen some dramatic changes, particularly in the United Kingdom. In this blog post, we will take a look at the evolution of the work culture in the UK from its beginnings in the industrial age, to the present day people-centric environment and what we can expect to

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  • By: tayla@bristechtonic.co.uk
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  • Jul 2

Transforming Corporate Culture: A Comprehensive Guide for Leaders

Transforming Corporate Culture: A Guide for Leaders In today’s highly competitive world, many leaders are recognising the importance of building a strong organisational culture. By focusing on people-centric principles, organisations can foster environments where their employees can not only excel but also find joy in their work. In this blog post, we will delve into

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  • By: tayla@bristechtonic.co.uk
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  • Jul 2

The Role of Happiness in Work Culture

In the modern business world, organisations are constantly striving to improve their productivity and competitiveness. One essential factor that significantly impacts these objectives is the role of happiness in work culture. Research has shown that a happy workforce is not only more productive, but also more innovative –  and more likely to remain loyal to

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  • By: tayla@bristechtonic.co.uk
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  • Jun 11

Culture Change Consultancy: Your Questions Answered

When might an organisation need a culture change consultant? Organisations have different reasons for wanting to work with a culture change consultant. Sometimes it’s as a result of responses to staff engagement surveys which suggest there is discord amongst teams or tension between employees and leaders. Sometimes there has been a period of change in

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  • Five Practical Leadership Moves For A Happier TeamSep 16
  • Own It, Lead It: The Joy JourneyOct 1
  • Generational Labels in the Workplace: Insight or Stereotyping?Feb 12
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