By: McCrindle
The future of work is defined by more than just technological change. It is also impacted by sociological change.
At Work
How Automation Might Save Your Career
By: Michael McQueen
Automation is a word that often strikes fear into workers who cannot help but feel threatened by its emergence in the modern world. Most of what we hear about automation surrounds the ways it will take our jobs and force the everyday worker into irrelevance.
Tax Time – Here’s What You Can Expect to Claim If You Worked From Home
By: Christine Addis
It is that time of year again and there is excitement in the air as the possibility of a tax refund dangles before us.
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Job Loss is Not The End – It Could Be Your New Beginning
By: Hope Media
The economic downturn of 2020 has left thousands of Australians suddenly jobless, wondering what is ahead for them, and how to get back on their feet.
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3 Keys to Asking Better Questions
By: Michael McQueen
I’m sure we have all at some point felt the effects of bad conversation. Awkwardness, offence, miscommunication are all rooted in conversations that didn’t achieve what they were supposed to.
Why We Should Rethink the 3 ‘r’s of Education
By: Michael McQueen
Readin, writin’ and ‘rithmetic… I’m sure that if many of us Gen X and older were to return to our schooling days it may have resembled something like this. For generations, education has involved the rote learning of dates, formulas and quotes which are forgotten as soon as they are assessed.
I Raised 3 Screenagers: A Gen X View of Gen Z
By: Susan Sohn
I was born in 1970, smack in the middle of Generation X births.
3 Essentials for an Age of Complexity
By: Michael McQueen
In the world we are living in, it seems that by the day, information becomes more and more convoluted and issues become more and more complex.
From Isolation to Innovation: The Unparalleled Power of a Scattered Team
By: Michael McQueen
If this time has offered any opportunity to us, it is the radical breaking of convention that businesses, brands and individuals have had to respond and adapt to.
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3 Everyday Enemies of Your Tenacity
By: Michael McQueen
Miriam is quick in the centre but loses heart. Joyce understands the game but could move a little quicker; Audrey places herself well but lacks height.
I recently came across this extract from the sports notes section of the annual magazine from a girl’s school in the 1930s.[1]