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What Needs to Change for Sustainable Performance?

When people were asked what needs to change for high performance to be sustainable, “Wellbeing & Burnout Prevention” came in at 9%.

Pay and reward? 21%

Workload and resourcing? 20%

Leadership behaviour and trust? 19%

That’s not people dismissing wellbeing. It’s people saying: fix the things that cause burnout in the first place.

Yoga classes and mental health days are good. But if the workload is unmanageable and the leadership isn’t trusted, you’re treating symptoms, not causes.

Sustainable performance isn’t a programme. It’s how the work actually works.

Research from our Gi Group sister company INTOO.


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What skills will be key to business success in 2027…

Some interesting insight into the future of work skills for 2027.

For the first time, IT & AI skills have jumped to the top of the list.

But look at what’s right behind: adaptability, critical thinking, resilience, learning agility and communication.

Technical skills will get you in the door — but human skills will keep you there.

This is what I see every day working with people through change. The ones who thrive aren’t necessarily the most technical. They’re the ones who can flex, problem-solve and stay grounded when things shift.

Both matter — but don’t underestimate the human stuff.

The research comes from our Gi Group sister company INTOO.


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What Employees Are Really Thinking

We hear these words every day in our coaching conversations.

“I’m fed up with the untruths.”

“If the Company can’t invest in my career then I’ll do it myself… elsewhere.”

“I don’t trust my organisation or my manager any more.”

These aren’t complaints. They’re signals.

When trust erodes, people don’t always leave immediately — but they stop believing. And when the next opportunity comes, they’re ready to go.

This research from our Gi Group sister company INTOO captured the voices of 1,000 employees across the UK and Ireland.

If you’re in HR or leading a team, these are the conversations happening around you — whether you’re hearing them or not.


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