Eight Things To Do Before The End Of January
With the festive season passing us by, employers are gearing up for another year of business. Royston Guest suggests, however, that there are eight matters to take care of before the end of January.
With the festive season passing us by, employers are gearing up for another year of business. Royston Guest suggests, however, that there are eight matters to take care of before the end of January.
By Staff writer
Author Susanne Jacobs sets out five steps that will allow leaders to identify their drivers of success and work out how best to utilise them.
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Every company is a startup in the beginning. You?re staring down the barrel at a huge market opportunity and big challenges it’s unavoidable.
By Mike France
When you start a business you must find something that you do better than anyone else, that sets you apart or why bother?
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Over the past few years, large companies have scrapped traditional annual appraisals, citing it as outdated and irrelevant. These organisations discovered continuous performance reviews are a better fit for millennials a demographic you cannot afford to ignore.
Ormsby Street CEO Martin Campbell has taken a new approach to employee performance, looking at an individual inside and outside work getting them to set personal goals.
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By Kate Tojeiro
There is a current theory that we are all driven by fear, either a fear of success or failure. I’m not certain that it’s quite as clear cut as that, however I do know that fear plays a key role in the way we think about people, things and challenges.
Here’s a question for you – if I met you in person and asked you if you were ambitious, would you say yes, or would you look a bit embarrassed and quickly try to change the subject
All across the country, in companies large and small, strategic planning keeps executives awake at night. We spend hours in meetings, setting objectives and reviewing budgets and resources, but too often, we don’t follow the plan!