Time to join the collective
In today’s interconnected world, time management is no longer about the individual, it’s about the collaborative collective. With COVID-19 fast tracking a digitised remote working environment, we may never return to how work used to be. The notion of the daily commute, or a day spent whipping around the city for meetings, all seems foreign […]
A helping paw
Occasionally, a cynic will question the validity of my role as Culture Manager at Pesel & Carr. “How could you uphold a job like that? You have paws! You can’t even type an email!” they proclaim. Or “your phone calls consist of nothing but panting and the occasional bark!”, and who could forget, “who ate six packets […]
A helping paw
Summer is stretching out in front of us, and the feeling of rebirth that it brings feel stronger this year. Free from isolation, we dogs are relishing the freedom of unlimited walks, and access to dog beaches outside of a 5k radius. But take a look at the handsome poodle who writes these words – […]
Holding the ball! The need for transparent communication in sport
Nathan Buckley called it his “toughest day in footy”, as Collingwood farewelled four players in a day of trading that left fans feeling betrayed and confused. Twitter quickly became a wildfire, with players calling the move “embarrassing” and fans expressing their dismay. Comedian and well-renowned Pies supporter Peter Helliar said he’d “never felt this flat as a […]
Help, we’ve been attacked!
What to do or not to do when communicating cyber breaches When it comes to a cyber breach, it is no longer a matter of ‘if’, but ‘when’. Canva, the Australian-founded global graphic design website was created with the future of design in mind. “It would be online, collaborative and very simple”, said Chief Executive […]
Inner wolf
Nestled snugly on an armchair or resting my head on the lap of a coworker, it’s sometimes easy to forget my heritage. It’s commonly accepted that dogs evolved from the grey wolf, that was domesticated to protect humans, and help them to herd and hunt. We’ve come a long way since then, as I offer […]
