Meet Jeremy - an Analyst working in the public sector

7:30am: Wake up and jump on the tube to work. I’m not a morning person so never leave time for a coffee!

8:30am: Arrive at client office and finally get that much needed coffee with colleagues in the office. Mornings are the perfect time to catch up with everyone and build those important relationships before jumping in to check and reply to emails.

9:30-12pm:  My most recent projects have been centred around creating communications materials for several workshops that are currently being facilitated by my colleagues. So, my mornings have been focused on content creation and feeding back to the rest of the time with updates.

12pm: Lunch. Getting to spend more time networking and chatting about things outside of work with everyone has really made me settle in and feel at home quickly on client site.

1pm: Team meeting. Post lunch our whole department gather in one room to discuss our progress from the week and agree on next steps. This is the time we take as a team to come together and occasionally we deep dive into a certain project and use it as a learning reflection.

2-5pm: In the afternoon I focus on any outstanding tasks I have. Work can vary from drafting important communications to updating SharePoint calendars, ensuring all staff are up to date with critical business information.

5:05pm: Time to leave the office and start the journey home. I’ve found the commute to and from work a good time to decompress and listen to podcasts.

6pm: Recently I have been spending an hour an evening to study for a project management exam I am taking soon. Ending the day with some personal development is something that's really helped me in my career so far, and hopefully will continue to do so.