There’s an old saying in business that you should focus on what you know. More often than not, this means choosing an industry or sector you’re familiar with.
Having a personal brand is nothing new. But it’s something that more and more people are focusing on as competition heats up and businesses look for a way to stand out.
It likely didn’t occur to you, but footballers and CEOs have much in common, and today's business leaders could learn a great deal from the pressure and expectancies world class football professionals face every time they step foot on the pitch.
Against a backdrop of Extinction Rebellion protests, climate change awareness has never been stronger. And as many commuters were affected getting to work, opinions seem to be divided. But how many of us agree with XR’s message?
Launched in the year 2000, R&D (Research and Development) Tax Credits essentially offer a tax break for businesses engaged in innovation and was set up by the UK Government.
It’s that time of year again. For some, it may feel like it’s been creeping up for a while, but for others, Christmas can really feel as though it’s come out of the blue.
The use of mindfulness techniques in the corporate world could actually do more harm than good to employees, having little more than a ‘band aid’ or ‘quick fix’ effect, according to new research from Durham University Business School.
New research into job-seeker attitudes to digitisation, automation and AI in the recruitment process has revealed how job-seekers are cheating recruitment technology platforms, to better their chances of landing a job.
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