Monthly archive for September 2017

All languages change over time, and vary from place to place. They may change as a result of social or political pressures, such as invasion, colonisation and immigration. New vocabulary is required for the latest inventions, such as transport, domestic . A language can also change by

Does the start of your working week trigger overwhelming feelings of anxiety, sadness, or stress? Do you lack passion and motivation on Monday morning? Are you sluggish or tense? If you’re nodding affirmatively, you might have a case of the Monday Blues. “The ‘Monday Blues’ describe a

Anyone can perform a task at work knowing the end result is a salary. However, passion and hard work often stems from affirmations employees hear from their boss or manager. Workers don’t just crave money – they want recognition, verbal appreciation and encouragement. Of course, it’s easy

If you’ve ever been led by a Mushroom (everyone’s in the dark), a Seagull (swoops in, squawks and dumps), or a Kipper (two-faced and gutless), you’ll be all too aware of the leadership style you don’t want to be known for. Fortunately, the simple fact that you are reading

Apple launched the tenth iteration of its flagship device recently, hoping iPhone X plus accompanying 8-series, will revive stalling sales of what is arguably the most iconic device of the century. However, it is the accompanying software update that has media players up in arms. Apple’s software

Ofcom has savaged Britain’s broadcasters for their singular failure to adequately represent women, the disabled and minority ethnic groups on the small screen. The telecoms regulator pulled no punches in its full-frontal assault with the BBC coming in for particular stick for having failed to lead by