By Deborah Sweeney Gotta love it when a blog post title is more acronym-based than words, right? Some readers might recognize all of these terms while others will pick out only a couple of familiar ones. Still, others might not have a clue what any of these mean, and that’s where we come in to […]
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Weighing the need for legal certainty against the cost of advice in a business context is a delicate balance. In this article we explore legal agreements for small businesses and how pragmatism at the start-up and scale-up phases of a business can you help to navigate waters that may later prove turbulent. Do early-stage businesses
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With over 2 billion users worldwide and 1.74 mobile monthly users, Facebook is the most popular social network out there, and it’s worth looking into Facebook advertising for small businesses. Now, the majority of businesses have a Facebook page that is updated regularly with industry and company related news. However, thanks to changes in Facebook’s
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Business leaders are missing opportunities to drive sustainable performance and are potentially putting their organisations at risk due to flawed decision making. This is according to a landmark global study from board leadership recruitment firm Amrop. The report, Wise Decision-Making: Stepping Up to Sustainable Business Performance, which surveyed C-Suite executives from over the globe, found
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Nothing is more satisfying that mentioning the word ‘payroll’ to a room full of business bods and watching eyes immediately glaze over. It’s this soporific effect that drew me to the sector in the first place. My feeling was that if incumbent companies offering payroll had this impact on captains of industry, surely this was
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Using specific colours in discrete ‘zones’ around the workplace can increase productivity, according to experts. A number of top colour psychologists and design consultants interviewed by office fit-out specialist Dale Office Interiors said choosing the right shades should be a key part of any business’s design strategy to get the best out of staff. ‘Colour
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UK professionals have started the year with a bang, with nationwide application rates soaring by a staggering 83.6 per cent in January 2018, when comparing findings with December 2017. This is according to the latest job market data from CV-Library. The findings indicate that despite professionals remaining cautious about moving jobs in recent months, many
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Sponsored by Strayer University By Holly Reisem Hanna Becoming a new mom is the best feeling in the world. I mean, who knew that your love could run so deep? For me, it was an easy decision to quit my job as a Clinical Research Nurse and become a full-time stay-at-home mom. But with this […]
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On this podcast episode of ‘School of Greatness,’ Gary Vaynerchuk returns for his third time to share his take on business, success and more.
Google is developing a new operating system that could show up in all sorts of business technology.
