By Chris Taylor
An employment gap is something that can occur in anyone’s career and there can be many reasons, either positive or negative as to why it occurred. However, from a recruitment point of view this is an essential part of the picture which is going to come to light sooner or later, which to my mind …
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By John Thorpe
I want to pursue a career in project management, what are some of the entry-level roles that I could take a look at? What a great question and like many a great question the answer inevitably begins with “well, that depends”. In this case, I would say “that depends” based upon your current position and …
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By Chris Taylor
With the BBC’s popular program The Apprentice back on the television, I thought it worth looking at how true to life are the so-called projects being managed by the so-called Project Managers are; taking in the challenges they encounter and how they deal with them, compared to the approaches set out in the PRINCE2® Method …
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By John Thorpe
Following my recent blog around the shortening window of time available to prepare for the April 2020 Off-Payroll Working (IR35) changes, I thought it would be interesting to look at the implications of the changes in terms of real money. My scenario? A contractor currently running their own PSC (Personal Services Company) who commands £500 …
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