Granny Ina often says the best thing about talking to herself is she can be sure at least one person is listening. She’s quite right . . . which is something else she often tells herself. Of course, being able to communicate in a way that’s instantly understood is incredibly important. We’re talking about talking […]
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In today’s dog eat dog legal world it’s difficult to stand out. No amount of loyalty, walking the walk or eager looks guarantees becoming top dog. You may be an eager young pup, snapping at the heels of those leading the pack, but how do you show you’re ready for promotion and no mere lap
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The difference between rural and urban seems a touch out of date nowadays, almost Dickensian. After all, since every aspect of the world exists online, surely those cherry-cheeked scamps are as likely to be trying to catch a Pokémon as scrumping apples? But Dickensian is a good adjective to apply to the world of law,
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We’ve not quite reached the point of using the kind of body scan technology Dr. ‘Bones’ McCoy loved to show off on Star Trek. However, we have boldly gone where no other medics have gone before – by harnessing the almost limitless power of the Internet of Things we’re starting to relieve the pressures being
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The finalists in this year’s Insurance Times Awards must make a presentation this month in front of a panel of judges, ahead of the awards ceremony in December when the winners will be announced. These are the Oscars of the insurance world, a chance for the stars of underwriting and loss adjusting to dress to
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Want to know everything there is to know about insurance? Well before you get yourself that interview with one of the top companies with vacancies on s1jobs, here’s some insider information, hard facts and fully informed predictions that could help you land your dream job. So sit up straight in class and learn from
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It’s difficult to know when to look for a new job. You may have a starring role in HR or Recruitment and know the business inside-out, advising many others on career development. Knowing when it’s the right time for a personal move, however, takes a lot of soul-searching and late night balancing of the pros
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If the office genie had three wishes to grant, most of us would ask for a long lie-in, a shorter day at work and to be home again before it gets dark. Some lucky Scottish employees must have rubbed a lamp up the right way because they’ve had their traditional 9-5 replaced by a six-hour day. But
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It’s the teacher who makes the difference, not the classroom. So says storyteller extraordinaire Michael Morpurgo. The former primary school teacher and author of a gazillion bestsellers isn’t bigging himself up. He’s acknowledging learning can happen pretty much anywhere, if there’s someone standing up at the front to inspire and motivate. And although most of
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This is a vocation Teaching is much more than ‘just a job’. Before Walter White became Heisenberg in Breaking Bad, playing the teacher as a hapless anti-hero, educators were always portrayed as inspirational figures in books and movies. Think Miss Jean Brodie or Mr Chips. By searching for your perfect role in Education with
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