...and introduced me to binary systems, programmable calculators and early home computers such as the ZX81. In 1981, before going to university, I worked for GEC’s research lab, writing code...
...basis. Civil servants coming from outside London will have preferential choice over interview slots. To apply to join the Global Entry programme, you should: Go to the Global Entry page...
...our bodies – and this can lead us to thrive or hide in the workplace. While it may feel internal, it has always played out in how we want to...
...it. Technology is revolutionising the way we deliver public services and deliver impact around the world. Technological innovations give us the power to connect, to include, to change and to...
...gain promotion to new roles) what is important to you at work and at home? Are these values common? how would you tackle some typical scenarios likely to occur in...
...knew how to read, how to write, how to get about, but I did not know how to do any of these things not being able to see. Yet my...
...need to be able to tap into communities and learn things quickly enough to solve the problems at hand. You also need to be able to learn anything anywhere, anytime...
...We brought 120 people home overnight into Stansted airport, and took more by RAF plane to Delhi. We sent our rapid deployment teams with Gurkhas into difficult and challenging environments...
...you do it. And it has to be said that the more you get to know others, the more you get to know yourself. How you interact will change, and...
...get your head around the challenges facing national security (Working together to keep the UK safe), gain insight into Delivering Net Zero, or drop in on A Civil Service Fit...
