The Work Life with Google stage is back at Stylist Live 2024

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As a subscriber to How To Work, we wanted you to be the first to know that our dedicated careers stage, Work Life with Google is returning to Stylist Live for the second year running      
Answer your burning careers questions at the Work Life with Google stage

If you attended Stylist Live last year, you will have experienced the new second stage, located on the ground floor of The Truman Brewery. And the good news is that it will be back again for 2024.

From handling burnout at work and tips on how to thrive in a hybrid world to female entrepreneurs and the secrets to successful communication, last year we covered a range of topics to help you navigate your career and build skills at work.

This year, we'll be focussed on ways to take back your time both personally and professionally to make life easier – think practical productivity tips, ways of managing stress and the power of saying no. We'll also be looking at the transformative potential of AI and how it can create meaningful change at home and work.

While we're keeping our expert speaker line-up a secret for now, all will be revealed as we move closer to Stylist Live. If you're looking for the perfect day out filled with everything from celebrity interviews, curated shopping, careers-focused talks and live catwalks, book your tickets and join us at The Truman Brewery on 8-10 November.

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For more information on the Stylist Live experience, click here. 

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