The Gender Pay Gap at Happy
Would the gender pay gap be less if salaries were transparent?
In this blog Henry talks about the situation at Happy.
Make the Most of Office 365’s Latest Updates
One of the perks of being an Office 365 subscriber is Microsoft’s regular unfurling of new features and updates for the software’s constituent apps (Access, Excel, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, Project, Visio and Word).
Does Your Organisation Have a Coaching Culture?
In this video, recorded from his live session on Wednesday 9th October, Henry Stewart highlights the importance of coaching in the workplace – and asks, does your organisation have a coaching culture?
Happy’s Apprenticeship Programmes Recognised as Good by Ofsted
The quality of Happy’s apprenticeship programmes has recently been recognised as Good within the Ofsted further education and skills inspection. Ofsted reviewed the overall effectiveness of our quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management, and apprenticeships, giving us the Good mark on each and every category.
And the Venue for HW19 is….
We are very excited to announce the venue for the 2019 Happy Workplaces Conference!
Why your emotions are like a glitter jar
Like a glitter jar, your emotions can’t be forced to calm down and settle to the bottom – in this blog, our Senior Facilitator Paul Gapper explains about the importance of ‘thought awareness’ and how to manage feelings of anger, frustration and stress at work.
@Mentions: Make Collaborating via Email Fast and Easy
Focus on what matters by using the @Mentions feature, first introduction in Microsoft Outlook 2016 and available in Outlook 2019 and 365.
Adding Hotspots to PowerPoint Presentations
Learn how to add hotspots to your presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint in this week’s two-minute IT productivity video!
5 Time-Saving Keyboard Shortcuts in PowerPoint
Learn five time-saving keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft PowerPoint in this two-minute video.
Word Courses from Happy Computers in London
At Happy, we have been hearing from learners about the different ways you use Microsoft Word. Some of you create multiple documents, often with lots of dynamic content and formatting. Others need to focus on one really big project, such as an annual report or a dissertation, where document structure and multiple drafts are critical. The knowledge and skills you require in each scenario are very different.
