26 August 2020

Project or No Project? Tips for Success in difficult times

The disruption of the past few years has meant many organisations have had to address the immediately critical issues. There could be enormous strategic questions around people, technology, cost base, market change and new ways of working. With no guarantees for a smoother future imminantly, you need to sharpen your change portfolio to make sure […]

James Bradley

Senior Consultant

24 August 2020

Build back better – engaging customers and employees

After coronavirus, no one can assume that, in the short term, business life will be the same as we remember it. To minimise the impact arising from the disruption of coronavirus engaging with customers and employees alike is key. Indeed, for many, opportunities will come out of these forced changes, so this also offers scope […]

James Bradley

Senior Consultant

27 July 2020

INFOGRAPHIC – Top tips on running a high impact ‘virtual’ workshop

For more information and advice about running a ‘virtual’ workshop, please contact estherm@ninefeettall.com.

Esther McMorris

Founder & Chief Executive

22 July 2020

Lockdown fatigue

It has been a long time since we started working remotely back in March and we have come a long way. We have all managed to master the art of Teams and Zoom and collaborated with colleagues and clients remotely. We have even managed to combine this with home-schooling, online shopping and looking after family […]

James Bradley

Senior Consultant

20 July 2020

Innovate, Innovate, Innovate

The UK Government has got the message out there in recent weeks that we need to Build, Build, Build. In the construction sector, a large UK employer with approximately 3.5 million employed directly/indirectly, we are seeing large and specific government support and infrastructure investments in line with the governments message. Sector news has illustrated that […]

James Bradley

Senior Consultant

13 July 2020

Survival guide for extroverts in lockdown

I have spent a lot of my weekends wishing for my usual trips to different cities, visiting friends and socialising. I am a textbook extrovert meaning I am energised by spending time with other people – this has made lockdown a challenge for me! On the flipside introverts may be finding lockdown easier, being allowed […]

Helena Lewis

Manager

08 July 2020

Lessons Learned from Lockdown

The world has been turned upside down in the first half of 2020, and in the UK, the last few months have been strange with Coronavirus, COVID-19 and furlough becoming entrenched in our vocabulary. The ever-changing landscape, guidelines, and serial overuse of the phrase ‘the new normal’ has left a lot of people feeling uncertain […]

James Bradley

Senior Consultant

06 July 2020

Furlough envy: the two camps.

This is a situation where the grass definitely seems greener. Those who have been on furlough leave can’t wait to get back to work. Those who have continued to work throughout this period and have seen their colleagues, friends and partners on furlough, are overwhelmed by a sense of jealousy. But is the grass really […]

Esther McMorris

Founder & Chief Executive

01 July 2020

And they call it puppy love….what we can learn from our four-legged friends

Lockdown seemed like the perfect opportunity to finally make our long-term dream of getting a puppy come true. However, after listening to a Radio 4 show on the perils of getting a dog during lockdown, I thought – what have I learnt from my little fluff ball? Lottie is now a 4-month-old Cockapoo – full […]

James Bradley

Senior Consultant

29 June 2020

How to prepare your organisation for the 2nd wave of the pandemic

As the World Health Organisation warn of a likely 2nd wave to the pandemic (1) which will sweep across the globe later in 2020 what can your organisation do now to be prepared and ready ahead of the curve to not just surf this second wave but take advantage of opportunities and prosper? Impacts have […]

James Bradley

Senior Consultant

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Category: Coronavirus