Anybody who has read the blog more than a few times over the past few years will be more than aware that we love attending Gift Experience-style days out. Spas, Hotel Stays, Afternoon Tea and days out are really our jam. Buyagift is a company that we’ve worked with previously, but, they’ve got something new going on over on their website: Buyawhiff.
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When it comes to where you work, you can be uninspired if you have been working in the same, boring room for quite some time. We’ve previously talked about how to create a functional office, but today, we are going to look at updating your office and ensuring that the place you are working in is inspiration and able to help you work well when you are there! This article specifically looks at updating a home office.
The walls of your office is one of the first things that you should start with your walls. Often, in most buildings these days, walls are painted a natural color; white, grey, light blue. These colors present a clean room or area, which is good, but not having a lot of color in your room can make it feel sterile, uninspiring, and just drab. You can make the decision to change all of the walls, or focus on a feature wall. Wallpapering or painting a feature wall, possible as a backdrop if you are often on camera for your job, is a really fun idea. Having this entire new wall can really update your space and make it feel more bright, colorful and fun, especially depending on the vibe you go for, for your wall.
What is your objective behind the purchase of a property in Heswall? While many buy a beautiful home to stay in some peaceful places that have all the facilities, others purchase homes for rental purposes. If you are looking out for one with an investment objective, it is time you consider the top five features as they can lead you to a remunerative rental property in Heswall.
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When it comes to Christmas time, that often means family coming to your house to visit. After last year, many people in England haven’t had family around for the holidays for two years! This means that you might be looking to get your house ready for the holidays, to ensure you have it presentable to impress your family. We have been spending the week decorating, updating, and getting our house ready – there is always so much to do. Hopefully, this post will help you get organised and ensure your home is Christmas ready!
Ever since my first job in retail, at the age of 16, I’ve been running or developing teams in some way, shape or form. While. in those earlier years, I wasn’t in charge of recruitment or training, those are key parts of making a team that actually works together, and a team that works well. It took me far too long to learn that your team is an extension of your skills, and that delegating, building specialists and getting people in who work differently than you, can make a team greater than the sum of its parts. This article is about the four things that I think are essential to building and developing a great team, things that have taken me years to learn and that I wish I knew earlier.
It’s hard being in charge of a team, but it’s also hard to be part of a team that doesn’t function. There’s as much as an obligation from the people who form, train and run the team to do so well as there is on the team members to work. That degree of give and take, alongside things like clear communications and knowing your teammates’ strengths and weaknesses are what make a great team. When you think of great teams in sports, film, TV or real life, that awareness of each other’s strengths is always what allows the team overall (and as such the team members) to thrive.
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