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The work culture is going to experience a major overhaul. With more and more employees planning to work from home, HR professionals will have to work with business heads to create policies and agendas that not only align with

Remote working, online learning, intrepreneurship, job sharing: what we used to call “the future of work” has become our present. We continue with our ‘Words of the Day After’ series with an emphasis on: work. The COVID-19 pandemic

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Developing communication skills is important for both professional and private life. Learn about what are the most important communication skills and… Communications Skills in a Nutshell

Working from home over a prolonged period brings its own unique challenges, whether you’re a caregiver or simply because we are all used to being around others during the work day, it is unsettling and overwhelming, to say the

The digital transformation of your business should be a top priority once you get back to work. This article explores how you can do it effectively. The lockdown may be getting very difficult and defining a new normal but the

All startups are born on the back of a powerful idea and the passion to see the idea become a reality. Startups live through all kinds of challenges in their normal days, which are a rare occurrence for

Now is the time for restaurants to come together. The zero revenue or nominal revenue lockdown period we’re currently in will prove to be much easier to understand than what all of our companies

Rwanda has installed a series of robots in an effort to minimise the risk of medical staff catching coronavirus. The robots carry out simple tasks, like checking temperatures and monitoring patients, thus reducing human exposure to the disease.