There is an assumption that forgiveness is an all-round good thing. But should you always forgive those who wrong you at work? iOpener CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones in the Careerist

Friends make working life far more pleasant and can improve your prospects. But they might also cause conflicts of interest. iOpener CEO

Jessica Pryce-Jones, CEO, presents research from our sister company iOpener Institute on the importance of resilience.

iOpener and iOpener Institute CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones in the Sunday Times on the success of "Gamification"

Is it possible to have fun at work and for it to be career-enhancing? iOpener CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones features in Rhymer Rigby's The careerist piece on fun in the workplace.

iOpener CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones features in the Financial Times in Rhymer Rigby's feature on asking personal questions of colleagues

The debacle at NatWest represents every executive’s nightmare: a rolling news story that just won’t go away. So how do you brief the person fronting the unfolding horror?

iOpener CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones features as an expert on how to cope with working for public enemy number one.

iOpener CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones provides top tips on how to think on your feet, from stalling techniques to what to say, and how you can learn this skill

iOpener CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones explains how to talk people round in this article in the Financial Times. To view on the Financial Times website please see the link below. Note the FT requires registration. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5af1a3f2-f5e5-11e0-bcc2-00144feab49a.html#axzz1b1eokqS7