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Why the way senior leaders leave matters
Employer Penny Holloway Employer Penny Holloway

Why the way senior leaders leave matters

How you leave a leadership role can have a lasting impact on your professional reputation, relationships and future opportunities. Beyond completing a handover, a considered departure involves transferring knowledge, supporting your team and making thoughtful decisions about what you leave behind. Here's what senior leaders should consider before moving on.

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Top talent can spot a culture problem
Employer Penny Holloway Employer Penny Holloway

Top talent can spot a culture problem

Candidates are assessing your workplace culture long before they accept an offer. Discover how the small signals throughout your hiring process influence candidate decisions, employer reputation and your ability to attract top talent.

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4 easy to implement workplace wellbeing initiatives
Employer Penny Holloway Employer Penny Holloway

4 easy to implement workplace wellbeing initiatives

Workplace wellbeing doesn’t need to be complex or costly to be effective. The most impactful initiatives are often the simplest — embedded into everyday culture, designed to support the whole person, and focused on creating connection, purpose and balance at work.

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How to create employee engagement
Employer Penny Holloway Employer Penny Holloway

How to create employee engagement

Employee engagement isn’t built through one-off initiatives — it’s shaped by leadership, communication and culture every day. When people feel connected to purpose, recognised for their impact and supported to grow, engagement naturally follows.

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How providing candidate feedback impacts your employer brand
Employer Penny Holloway Employer Penny Holloway

How providing candidate feedback impacts your employer brand

Candidate feedback isn’t just a courtesy — it’s a direct reflection of your brand. How you communicate with candidates, especially when the answer is no, shapes how your organisation is perceived. Done well, it builds trust, strengthens relationships and ensures even unsuccessful candidates walk away as advocates.

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