Combining a work trip with sightseeing and tourist attractions
By Staff writer
When it comes to travelling abroad or to a previously undiscovered destination for a work trip, there are several ways in which you can make the most of the opportunity.
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Five surefire methods to build a high-performing organisation
By Staff writer
New Zealand’s All Blacks rugby team won 86 per cent of their games in recent years. Manchester United football club in its heyday vexed its opponents by often winning games in extra time. What it all boils down to is that you’ll instantly know a high-performing organisation when you see one.
Becoming one of the UK’s top SMEs to work for
By Staff writer
With the battle for talent as fierce as ever, small business bosses need to convince potential candidates their business ranks among the top SMEs to work.
Tapping into your employee’s goldfish attention span and speaking their language
By Staff writer
Martyn Barnett, MD at RMG Networks provides advice on how to communicate internal information to an increasingly overwhelmed millennial workforce with a low attention span.
We all make mistakes the trick is to make them work in your favour
By Staff writer
At Caffeine, we ve made our share of mistakes over ten years. We share them in the belief that wisdom acquired through experience and shared can help others improve performance faster.
Top tips for fighting back against online counterfeiting
By Staff writer
In a highly competitive market, brands are facing a growing challenge from online counterfeiting, with fake goods affecting bottom line, reputation and customer trust.
How to make a hackathon the cornerstone of company innovation
By Staff writer
If you’re seeking a new way to boost the flow of innovation entering the business, you could look to introduce the hackathon a method Facebook favours.
The personal factor: Customer data, marketing and you
By Staff writer
The appeal of being able to tailor your communications to offer the personal factor to numerous prospects without investing the vast resources needed to make each feel like they have your undivided attention is hopefully obvious.
Delivering a great speech is like hosting a good dinner party
By Staff writer
Who doesn’t love a good dinner party Great atmosphere, interesting people, stimulating conversation, sparkling wit and sumptuous food Mmm” are all likely to lead to a very enjoyable and memorable evening.
Implementing an effective retention strategy to stop losing your best people
By Staff writer
Many of the world’s most successful businesses are known for addressing the link between corporate culture and the level of employee satisfaction, productivity and creativity something you too need to keep in mind when you formulate your retention strategy.