Consultancy Solutions

Imposter Syndrome is something which about 70% of us experience at some point during our working lives. It is a very common phenomenon, which can be caused by self-doubt and insecurity. Jessica Capper explores how to deal with Imposter Syndrome.

It can be hard to achieve the perfect work-life balance. However, there are steps we can take to prioritise what matters to us and balance our professional and personal lives successfully.

Presentations can be daunting – and handling questions can make it even harder. Nathan Matthews looks at how to handle questions and make presentations a success.

Job automation is already part of the world of work. But is it a good thing or a bad thing? Tom Wood explores the practical impact on the workplace. 

With a quarter of people experiencing mental ill-health each year and up to one in six people in work suffering with conditions such as depression, anxiety or stress-related issues, it's important to take wellbeing at work seriously. 

Businesses are more likely to succeed when they employ staff who genuinely care about the best interests of the organisation and its customers. To achieve this, employees need to feel motivated – how can firms improve employee motivation?

Meetings are an everyday part of work and civic life – and the way in which they are conducted often reflects an organisation’s culture. Organisational culture is something that continues to be a focus of the FCA, particularly with SM&CR on the horizon.

Have you experienced the ‘spotlight effect’? Jess Capper explains how it can hold us back in our professional lives and how it can be overcome.

Within the workplace, it is important to build up a strong professional network. How can we build successful networks at work?