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As we come to financial year end for many organisations, it may well be worth taking a moment to stop and reflect on how the last year at work has been for and how you can get more out of the year ahead. To do
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As more and more people across the globe are being impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19), we want our customers and community to know that during this challenging time, Strengthscope will continue providing to you the usual high level of support and service.
As of yesterday, 16 March, in line with government and medical guidance, we asked that the Strengthscope team work from home until further notice. For us, this simply represents an extension of our work from home policy, which has been running successfully for some time. Therefore, our customer experience, including Technical Support, Customer Success and all other departments are available for our customers to contact in the usual ways.
We will be moving our training and workshops to virtual alternatives, an approach we have been using successfully, with great customer feedback, for some time.
On behalf of the Strengthscope team, we wish you and your family the best of health in these challenging circumstances. Let’s take care of each other.
