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Prince Harry back to work: these productivity lessons to bosses that make you smile


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Prince Harry’s first public appearance in months will be at a conference on productivity, which he will give to many bosses, for the American company BetterUp.

Prince Harry has not made a public appearance in nearly ten months. He will soon make a comeback at an online conference he will give for BetterUp, a U.S. company that helps CEOs, Mirror magazine reported on Saturday, January 29. Harry’s online conference, accompanied by tennis player Serena Williams, will be available to up to 100,000 businesspeople who subscribe to the company. He will share his thoughts on burnout and productivity. The announcement may come as a surprise, considering that Prince Harry took five months off when his daughter was born, and that he has only produced one episode in a year of his £18 million podcast series signed by Spotify.

However, the conference seems to be highly anticipated by BetterUp subscribers. A tagline has been released to promote the event, “Breakthroughs happen when you take a break.” This will explain how to leverage rest to be more productive.

Spotify seeks producers for Prince Harry series

Since they’ve taken their independence from the British royal family, Harry and Meghan need to work. They have landed themselves a golden contract with the streaming platform Spotify, in late 2020. Today, the project is stalling, which is why the streaming giant has taken over. Spotify wants to recruit three producers to join the project.

The announcement for a producer position published by Gimlet Projects, in charge of Spotify’s productions, and relayed by Meghan and Harry themselves, as reported by The Express UK, reveals that they are “currently building a team that will build and launch a new original show with Archewell, putting the words of famous women in the spotlight.” The latter will be in charge of “development, research and episode production”. All positions are offered for six months full-time, in Los Angeles.

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