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Does your board know the potential for CEO succession below the c-suite? New research says they should …
This blog was researched and written by Sarah Williams, Consulting Director at Edgecumbe New research published [...]
50 simple things you can do to be a better leader in 2022
This blog was produced by Sarah Williams, Consulting Director at Edgecumbe, and head of our corporate [...]
Research: executive education in the time of Covid – how UK business schools responded
As a leadership consulting business, we assess and develop leaders and leadership. Alongside our consulting work [...]
Job Crafting Provides The Framework For Organizations To Move Towards Flexible Working
Our consultant, Chloe Hodgkinson, has recently been featured in an article on Job Crafting for Forbes.
Check out “Job Crafting Provides The Framework For Organizations To Move Towards Flexible Working” for more practical advice on how to implement Job Crafting in your organisation.
Why ‘Job Crafting’ is the Future for American Workers
Americans work more hours than their western peers, and now the US is seeing the highest rate of workers leaving their jobs in 18 years. Originally written for The Washington Post, our consultant, Chloe Hodgkinson and Professor Ben Laker discuss how Job Crafting could provide a solution to the wellbeing dilemma.
We’ve published the original article on our own blog as those reading outside of the US may not have access to The Washington Post page.
America overwhelmingly accepts “job crafting” but rejects the four-day week
This article, which originally appeared on The Washington Post, has also been published on Business Reporter (distributed by The Daily Telegraph).
