Drones are nothing new. They may not have been part of our daily lives – unless you’re in the military – but it is becoming more common place to hear about them in the news and the cunning new ways they are trying to infiltrate into society… and not just hover over it. Your initial
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As a 23-year-old University graduate in my first, ‘serious’ full-time position, I’ve found it difficult to successfully conquer time management. As an Account Executive, I work on multiple accounts every day – tasks that need prioritising, tasks that take hours and tasks that only take a few minutes. Earlier this month, I attended a time
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The era of water cooler chats and expensive international phone calls are fading. Nowadays, employees are chatting with colleagues on the other side of the world over Slack, Workplace and Skype. As technology evolves and workforces become more agile, employers are looking for ways to keep that community feel about their organisation. I attended the
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In my last instalment on graduate job hunting, I shared my thoughts on how perseverance, drive and an open mind can lead you into the perfect start to your career. As I touched upon, my experience of landing my graduate role here at Ruder Finn was a pretty swift process, but another big change was
Read MoreNews this week (1st May) that Gilead has inked a partnership with Alphabet subsidiary Verily is proof of the growing appetite tech and life science companies for working together. But, for all the lofty ambitions expressed in the business news pages, these companies are fundamentally different in many ways – not least in how they communicate.
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Transitioning from university to a working life is daunting – after spending three years or more attending lectures and seminars, writing essays and dissertations, having plenty of spare time on your hands (for some) – it’s difficult to imagine how life will be afterwards. In essence, you’ve taken a big chunk of life studying a
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Can you imagine a world without effective antibiotics where an infected cut, chemotherapy treatment or a routine operation such as having your appendix removed could be life threatening? In 1928 Alexander Fleming revolutionised the field of medicine through his accidental discovery of penicillin – the world’s first antibiotic. Antibiotics are now one of the most
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Do you work in digital health? Take part in our survey here: http://bit.ly/medtech2018 Tech is from Mars, pharma is from Venus? The next big innovations in healthcare are as likely to come from smartphones and smart devices, as they are than from laboratories. Call it medtech, healthtech, digital health, or digiceuticals, big developments are at hand.
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Last year was the year of the robots, you couldn’t get away from the headlines declaring robots are going to replace our jobs and speculation on the future of automation and artificial intelligence (AI). This year the robots continued to show us humans what they are made of, with Chrissy Teigen’s public “shading” of Sophia
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Good note-taking can really make a difference to your ability to keep on top of work. But effective note-taking can take time to master, as different methods work better for different people. After going on a note-taking training course, I learnt that there are numerous ways in which people take notes. Some people may prefer
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