When we went into lockdown we all stopped doing this – some of us had stopped even before that.
It’s something we have tended to do here in the UK – in business and socially.
Maybe it’s a generational thing (I’m in my 60s) and perhaps it’s also more prevalent amongst men than women – although, in my experience, lots of women (in a work context, at least) used to shake hands, too.
A handshake seems like a small gesture, but maybe it represents quite a lot? Continue reading “Hello! Will we ever shake hands again?”
Yesterday, in between other meetings, I attended some sessions at the 
Our lives and our world have been well and truly disrupted by coronavirus and all that it entails.
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