Here you can find all of Happy’s blog posts, covering our Excel hints and tips, ideas for creating happy workplaces, and ways to be more productive at work — and more.
Happy is seeking freelance IT trainers based across the UK, particularly in the North of England, London and the South East but we are interested in applications from anywhere in the UK. We provide end-user training to a range of individuals and organisations, covering popular topics such as MS Office, Office 365 (particularly OneDrive and Teams) and Google applications.
In this brand new workshop, we aim to help you to make the most of your remote meetings. You will learn how to overcome common challenges, such as distraction, tackling difficult issues, managing larger groups and having hybrid meetings, with some attendees in the room and some remote.
Explore features in Excel that don't involve any maths calculations on our brand new, one-day course.
Happy is looking for a friendly, organised and experienced Hospitality Coordinator to meet and greet our clients and to be responsible for our café area at our HQ in London.
We have reviewed customer feedback from the last year and have improved our Leadership and Personal Development courses to be more consistent, in-line with Happy’s principles and even more effective. With these improvements, we have also reviewed our pricing structure. Some of the prices for our Leadership and Personal Development programmes will be changing from 1st September 2019.
We are very excited to announce our speaker line up at our 2019 Happy Workplaces Conference.
The conference will be held on 13th June at the Light in Friends House. This beautiful venue is directly opposite Euston Station in central London, and just a stone’s throw away from King’s Cross and St Pancras station.
The Happy Planner is a brand new planner and learning journal designed by Happy to help you to embody the values and principles of our four-day Happy Workplace Leadership Programme.
Would the gender pay gap be less if salaries were transparent? The average woman at Happy is paid 1.1% more than the average man. I think that’s close enough to count as one of the 9% of companies that pay women and men roughly the same.
In the summer of 1987 I wrote in my diary that I could never imagine being happy again. The newspaper I had helped set up, News on Sunday, was on the verge of collapse. Our 200 employees would lose their jobs and the backers would lose their investment. I felt totally crushed, and close to a breakdown. 30 years on, life feels rather different. Happy is a thriving business. We help people become more productive with their software and we help organisations to create happy, productive workplaces. It gives me a lift every time I walk into our colourful, friendly training centre.