Shopping for a new laptop can be a very daunting experience, so we have created this handy Jargon Buster to help you make sense of all the complicated technical information.
At the start of 2020, 1.7 million out of 32.6 million people in employment in the UK, were reported to work from home according to stats from the Office for National Statistics. That figure shot up considerably during the COVID-19 pandemic and is expected to remain at this higher level as businesses (and employees) discover the benefits of working from home.
We all know now, better than ever, that it’s essential to get your home office setup just right.
Our homes can be full of distractions that can hinder our progress on tasks that usually only take a short while. But, with the right desk setup, you’ll be able to get motivated and focus, increasing bot
There is no denying we live in a fast-paced world of digital communication, but the good old pen is still an essential part of work, education and home life for all of us.
From humble beginnings as a feather (quill) dipped into an inkpot to the modern-day biro that you simply can't live without; pens are still a writing instrument that many of us use quite literally every day! Knowing what kind of pen you need though, can be tricky.
Here at Ryman, we want to ensure that you have the
Crushing reality dawns, as your mind adjusts to the noise coming from your alarm - painfully reminding you that it’s time for the first get-up after Christmas.
We spend weeks, if not months anticipating all of the splendours of Christmas – lots of calorific food, quality time with friends and family, parties and much deserved time off.
When it’s all over, the tinsel is down and the mince pies are a distant memory, how do we bounce back to our usual perky selves?
A touch of the blues may affect us all at some point, but it’s definitely more common in January – hence the term ‘January Blues’.
The weather is cold, bleak and often wet, most of us enter the workplace in the dark and leave the same way, and money may be tighter than your jeans after the excess of festive spending.
It’s not hard to see why we may struggle to feel positive and bubbly.
The trick is to take January for what it is – an amazing chance to recover, regroup and focus on ever
