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As workplace consultants, how can we positively impact our client's sustainability behaviours?
The delivery of a workplace strategy project for an organisation in South Africa reminded me of the importance of sustainability, not...

Danielle Adler
Nov 30, 2023


Neurodiversity & Mental Health in the Built Environment
Ever been trapped in an office reminiscent of a Rubik's cube? Or perhaps you've been in a workspace that was so minimalist, you were...

HCG
Nov 1, 2023


When the Metaverse meets the workplace
Now that we have settled into a world where virtual interaction is a fundamental cornerstone of how we work, organisations are looking at...

Miles McLeod
Sep 6, 2023


Creating a culture of creativity
There tends to be the misconception that employees are only productive when they are quietly sitting at their desks. However, not all...

Marianne Spencer
Aug 23, 2023


Has the flexibility pendulum swung too far?
Elon Musk is a complex individual. The Tesla CEO has an estimated worth of over $165 billion and has successfully launched a number of...

Steve Henigan
Jun 8, 2023


Why 4 is the new 5 (or is it?)
HCG recently published a poll on our LinkedIn social media page to try and understand what, if any, behavioral change may occur if...

Danielle Adler
Jun 1, 2022


How to create an organisational culture where emotion sits at a surface-level
According to Susan David, Harvard medical psychologist, the cornerstone of resilience, thriving and true happiness is the radical...

Katrin Becker
May 10, 2022


Why Goldilocks can teach us a thing or two about high performance
When you think of high performance, what springs to mind? I think of courage, discipline, sacrifice, and confidence. I visualise somebody...

Alannah Filip
Feb 24, 2022


The HCG take on high performance
Meet the HCG Team Film - part I & II Below, read more about why we are focusing on high performance, and to watch part I of our film, in...

HCG
Feb 1, 2022


What high performance means to me…
The term high performance is often associated with sport, and I have used many sporting examples in talks and articles where high...

Steve Henigan
Jan 20, 2022


We have heard a lot about trust and empowerment; now is the time to ‘walk the talk’!
As organisations consider when people can return to the office and how they will operate in the post-Covid future they have a perfect...

Judy Gavan
Apr 7, 2021


Home-working - Backdrop Burnout!
The shift to home-working has affected us all in different ways. Parents of school-age children have had to balance work and education....

Steve Wright
Mar 3, 2021


As lockdown continues Gillian reflects on refreshing her work/life balance by being more mindful
We all have struggles, challenges and issues that are on our mind. Previously being in an office or going to a client meeting put us in...
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Feb 17, 2021


The rambles of a home schooling parent
It has been almost 12 months since many of us entered the world of home schooling for the first time and I am sure like many, I am hoping...

Steve Henigan
Feb 3, 2021


Reflections on our project with Ninety One
2020 was challenging for so many of us, in different ways. As we emerge into a new year, we wanted to take an opportunity to reflect on...

Dan Wakelin
Jan 27, 2021


Driving Home for Christmas?
What do the M6 and Activity Based Working have in common? As Chris Rea’s gravelly tones come on the radio I recall my own experiences of...

Judy Gavan
Dec 22, 2020


Come the Revolution!!
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of...

Philip Cohen
Dec 3, 2020


7 positive habits I’ve adopted during lockdown that I didn’t do before!
Those of you that know me know that I have an optimistic mindset, definitely glass half full, so I’ve taken this opportunity to introduce...
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Nov 11, 2020


A lesson from the English Channel
As we hokey cokey our way back to the office over the coming months (years!?) I am again able to draw on lessons from my open water...

Steve Henigan
Nov 4, 2020


What can lockdown teach us about change management?
We are hard-wired to be cautious of change; in evolutionary terms that instinct has kept us safe for thousands of years. That hard-wiring...

Dan Wakelin
Oct 28, 2020
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