With the UK pandemic numbers all moving in the right direction and schools about to open its inevitable that we start to think about ‘what next’. Spring is just around the corner and with its arrival the temptation to venture beyond our front doors – for some this is their first outing in almost a year.
While taking the first step may be daunting we will soon get use to going out, but how has the world outside changed? Here are some thoughts:
The recently vaccinated over 80s are already starting to break the lock down rules yet many in the outside world have still to be given protection. For them it is essential that we keep following the rules – hands face and space, at least until the summer when everyone will have been vaccinated.
Working from hom Blog
With the pandemic numbers all moving in the right direction and schools about to open its inevitable that we start to think about ‘what next’. Spring is just around the corner and with its arrival the temptation to venture beyond our front doors- for some this is their first outing in almost a year.
While taking the first step may be daunting we will soon get use to going out, but how has the world outside changed? Here are some thoughts:
While the recently vaccinated over 80s have already started breaking the lock down rules many in the outside world have yet to be given protection. For them it is essential that we keep following the rules – hands face and space, at least until the summer when everyone will have been vaccinated.
Working from home has shown that the old divide between home and work place is outdated. Terms like ‘commuting’ and ‘rush hours’ may well find themselves confined to the history books
High speed broadband has proven itself indispensable – for home schooling, working from home and practically everything else – no wonder BT recently describes Openreach as being its Crown Jewels
The ‘green agenda’ has found its legs – from electric vehicles to ground source heat-pumps – the way we keep warm to the way we travel around is changing rapidly as we become environmentally aware.
Networking is an essential skill. Most recruitment over the last 12 months has happened without a face to face meeting. More than ever, who you know and the impression you made counts.
Will the current spate of ‘spam’ calls signal the end of the fixed line phone? As soon as we can have broadband without a phone line the house phone is finished! e has shown that the old divide between home and work place is outdated. Terms like ‘commuting’ and rush hours may well find themselves confined to the history books
High speed broadband has proven itself indispensable – for home schooling, working from home and practically everything else – no wonder BT recently describes Openreach as being its Crown Jewels
The ‘green agenda’ has found its legs – from electric vehicles to ground source heat-pumps – the way we keep warm to the way we travel around is changing rapidly as we become environmentally aware.
Networking is an essential skill. Most recruitment over the last 12 months has happened without a face to face meeting. More than ever, who you know and the impression you made counts.
Will the current spate of ‘spam’ calls signal the end of the fixed line phone? As soon as we can have broadband without a phone line the house phone is finished!