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Things I wish I’d known starting out in research
By Marianne Pierce. On the brink of a key milestone in my career, I’ve been spending some time reflecting on my professional experiences to date – what I thought was important as a young graduate versus what I know now.
The last Sapiens
By Tom Caley. My esteemed colleague Garreth has a fixation with AI and our march towards The Singularity. Naturally then, it is a regular topic of conversation in our office. My esteemed colleague Garreth has a fixation with AI and our march towards The Singularity. Naturally then, it is a regular topic of conversation in our office.
Future Consciousness Horizon – Video
By Garreth Chandler. I’m old enough to remember when the internet arrived and how it changed everything. We are on the cusp of an even bigger technology upheaval and everything is going to change, at work, at home, where we shop and where we play.
Top Data Analysis tool fails
By Nick Jenkins. Many of us love to dig deep into our data and DIY the basics, and with the tools available today in programs like Excel it’s easy for everyone to get involved.
Our top tips for giving effective virtual presentations
By Kelly Handley. In today’s connected world it’s becoming the norm to give presentations virtually. Our day-to-day at Evolve involves working on fast-paced projects with clients across the world, so we’ve had to hone our skills in this space.
Great Leadership – It’s all about trust
By Tom Caley. I recently hit a milestone birthday and changed jobs within a few days of each other. As a contemplative sort, either of these events would trigger a degree of self-reflection.
Strategies for effective remote working
By Nick Jenkin. Working remote is a paradigm that fundamentally changes the social and physical nature of work. In many ways it is an evolution like open office environments and hot-desking.
Just a job? Or something more?
By Tom Caley. I love my job. I’m not just saying that, I do—and I know how lucky I am to be able to say so. It hasn’t always been the case: I can look back at any number of McJobs (©Douglas Coupland) I held in my formative years; often character building but not conducive to a love of work.