The Cost of Failure

Today we stare failure in the face, yet time and time again we see it as the enemy of innovation, improvement and operational leadership. In it’s broadest term failure is the neglect or omission of meeting an expected result and is our constant companion during our working day. However because we aren’t looking to learn […]

A guide to the Apprenticeship Levy

A guide to the Apprenticeship Levy National Apprenticeship week is fast approaching and so here at Whyy Change our recent Blogs will discuss topics surrounding apprenticeships.   We were shocked to discover that the uptake of apprenticeships has dropped dramatically by 60% since the introduction of the Levy. This is surprising considering the purpose of […]

Skills shortage – Whyy Apprenticeships are key

  The 5th to the 9th of March will mark the 11th National Apprenticeship week (Look out for us in the First for Business Apprenticeship special!), but what does the current climate look like for apprenticeships, and does there need to be a change?   Skills Shortage   The United Kingdom is facing a crisis. […]

The Cost of Failed Project Management

Failed project Management occurs all too often, all to quickly. You start with the best of intentions. Outcomes agreed, Check! Budget agreed, Check! Resources agreed, Check! Timelines agreed, Check! and then the Programme Manager gives you the go-ahead. Things start well. Gate reviews go to plan, but as time passes and unnoticed by the Project […]

New Beginnings

New Beginnings It has been a busy few weeks at Whyy. A change of house, and 2 new employees has seen a fresh impetus.   Whyy have moved from their old home, a 200 square foot office at Thorncliffe Hall business park, to a 5000 square foot 2 storey unite at Brookdale court.     […]