Daniel explains that he looked at some of the lists of ‘best workplaces’ and got in touch with Happy. He spoke to Cathy Busani, Happy’s Managing Director and head of the Leadership and Management team. Daniel asked Cathy how Happy had managed to achieve such a wonderful workplace and Cathy invited Daniel to come and see for himself.
Daniel goes on to explain that when he came to visit Happy the person on reception was so friendly, warm and welcoming that he instantly knew that he wanted to undertake leadership training with Happy – a workplace where this positive attitude was the standard was something he wanted to emulate in his business. He joined Happy’s flagship four-day Happy Leadership Programme, and has recently come back to retake the leadership programme as a refresher.
“A few of the things changed with regards to remote working, but the leadership course that I undertook is just as good, and, for me, Happy is one of the best places you can learn this,” explains Daniel. “They not only talk the talk, they walk the walk.”
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What you will learn in this video
- The benefits of Happy’s leadership and management training
- Why Daniel chose to work with Happy
- How Happy leads by example
- What’s different about the programme, 20 years on
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- 501+ ideas for creating a happy, productive workplace — In this follow up book to Henry Stewart’s book The Happy Manifesto, you will learn 501+ practical ways that people have put these ideas into practice. Download it here.
- Our Next Level 7 Programme for Senior Leaders Starts in September — Happy’s Level 7 Senior Leadership Apprenticeship programme is focused on people and how you can create a trust-based organisation where people can truly fulfil their potential.
- 6 Years With No Decisions at Happy — It’s been over six years since Happy’s founder and CEO, Henry Stewart, stopped making decisions.
- Happy’s 4 Day Week: You Should Try it Too! — Happy has had a four-day working week (32 hours) for over 18 months. Henry looks back at how things have progressed and the impact it has had.
- How Happy Makes Space for Women in Leadership — Happy’s strapline is ‘creating joy at work’, and it’s something we practise and measure regularly. Learn more in this blog by Happy’s facilitator, Rachael Worrall.