First of a three part blog series exploring the experience of buying, selling and renting property across the decades. In this first post I look back 21 years at my first full time job and reflect on what it was like to work in the property industry at the turn of the century. How much of this resonates with you?
As noted in Exploring house sales and the impact of EWS1 forms for building fire safety, I am a high rise block leaseholder with experience managing a residential block of 137 apartments. Through these experiences I’ve come to learn the Read more…
Millions of home owners across the UK are affected by a cladding scandal – but how big is the impact and is it just the cost to remediate the work that is impacting leaseholders?
This post explains the challenges and looks at data insights that highlight the scale of the issues
COVID-19 presented many challenges when engaging service users. In this example we explore how I redesigned an NHS informational leaflet to increase community engagement and increase conversion for service usage.
Ben is an experienced healthcare professional working as a registered Learning Disability Nurse in the UK. He has an active voice in the community – both online and in local community groups. I’ve been working with Ben to create an Read more…
Below you’ll find a selection of activities, past and present, that I’m involved in that contribute to my personal and professional development inside and beyond the workplace. Each of these activities have helped me gain skills that have benefited my Read more…
This post shares a product concept I drafted to showcase my product and user oriented approach to solving business problems. At the end of the post you can see my output – which I shared with a hiring manager for a role I was subsequently offered back in 2019.
Discover how authenticity, learning and passion have led to a successful career in back office Banking; and how confidence and people have contributed to my retention, and ultimately led to me turning the page on the next chapter of my career.