There is no doubt that completing the MBA as a parent is challenging, but many of AIBs graduates have proven that it is possible with the right approach.

A wealth of studies have found that, in fact, the quest for perfection may have more flaws than features.

When the commitment is made to study an MBA, a range of factors will influence success, including good physical and mental health.

Support networks are often underestimated, but we believe they’re integral to study success.

When a great employee quits, you lose institutional knowledge, risk damaging client relationships and can see knock-on effects to team morale.

Purpose isn’t magic – it’s something we must consciously pursue and create. With the right approach, almost any job can be meaningful.

Although it is very difficult, redundancy should not be taken personally, as it is the discontinuation of a position rather than a person.

Feed your brain, body and soul by committing to ongoing learning and development opportunities throughout life.

With employers expecting more from their staff, and the workplace environment as competitive as ever, a resilient mindset is an important asset. Luckily, resilience is a muscle and it can be strengthened over time.