Dyslexia and Me

Dyslexia and Me

Authored by Talented People’s Diversity Coordinator and Talent Manager, Tehona Waugh It’s neurodiversity week, and I believe it’s important to share personal lived experiences during this time… so here’s mine. Growing up, my Dyslexia, Dyspraxia and Dyscalculia...
Hello! This is us. Who are you?

Hello! This is us. Who are you?

The team at Talented People want to get to know you better. You’re more than just a CV, after all. “Hold up”, we hear you say suspiciously. “Why do you want to find out more about me?”. There are lots of reasons but here’s a few: 1. So that we call you when the...
The Low-down on Lockdown

The Low-down on Lockdown

We thought we’d check in. Lots of strong words usually unsaid are being used in emails, articles and over the fence from two metres away the world over: “Challenging, difficult, ruinous, depressing, worrying, impossible, stressful, surreal.” But also: “Thankful,...
Going the extra mile – how to attract the best talent

Going the extra mile – how to attract the best talent

‘Is it a nice place to work?’ A question we’ve been asked more than ever of late. Work/life balance, respectful bosses, inspiring leadership, recognised hard work, no blame culture… All things that candidates we speak to on a daily basis are beginning to prioritise...
Celebrating 2 years of Talented People

Celebrating 2 years of Talented People

Talented People celebrates its second birthday this week – and we couldn’t be prouder. What a phenomenal two years it’s been. We’ve grown from two ambitious Talent Execs juggling it all to a trusted five strong team with far reaching contacts...
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