Body language is an essential part of our communication mix, and technological developers are realising that. Just like voice recognition is become integral to our devices, body language is on the same track.

Earlier this year, Google revealed its new and innovative project: a Soli radar that reads body language. Using electromagnetic waves to pick up on subtle human body language and movements, the technology aims to make devices less interruptive while also automating some of our tasks.

According to psychological researcher and professor Albert Mehrabian, 55% of the communication of the meaning of feelings and attitudes takes place through the body language we use. Only 7% are attributed to the words, and 38% to tone and voice.

Our communication skills are put to the test when we’re interviewed for a job. To increase our chances of success, it’s critical that we not only prepare our verbal answers to questions … Read more

In early 2022, Virgin Atlantic became the first UK airline to allow cabin crew to display their tattoos.

Tattoos are a type of body art that has been celebrated for thousands of years, yet a lot of people have had to hide them in the workplace due to negative associations and connotations.

While the stigma around tattoos in the workplace is definitely shifting, and Virgin Atlantic’s new policy is a prime example of that, there are still some conversations to be had when it comes to tattoos.

Today, we explore Britons’ attitudes towards tattoos in the workplace, what industries are more accommodating to tattoos, and how to comply to a workplace’s appearance code.

Changing the stigma around tattoos

The art of tattooing has been known to humanity since 12,000 BC and has served many purposes, from a means of communication to a reflection of culture and tradition.

When tattooing was … Read more

Construction is a booming industry. Whether you’re a recent graduate or a seasoned professional, there are many opportunities for finding work in construction. However, with so many options out there, it can be difficult to know where to start your search. 

Check Job Postings Online

A great way to start your search is by checking online job postings. Websites like Indeed and LinkedIn are good places to start, as they have a variety of construction jobs posted by employers from all over the country. You can also set up alerts so that you’ll be notified whenever a new job that matches your criteria is posted. 

Attend Job Fairs

Another option is to attend job fairs that focus specifically on the construction industry. These events are usually well-attended by both employers and job seekers, so it’s a great opportunity to network and learn about new openings in the field. To find … Read more