By Staff writer
Building your second line, identifying and then developing managers, is a crucial element in freeing yourself from the day to day of your operation, and is one of the most challenging tasks for any business owner or leader.
By Staff writer
On 28 January 1986, the NASA space shuttle Challenger broke apart 73 seconds into its flight, causing the death of all its crew members. An official report, published the same year, highlighted the decision making errors made by key individuals as a result of sleep loss and early shift-work.
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Shaun Thomson, CEO of Sandler Training (UK), looks at how business owners need to address Brexit inertia so that they can’t use it as an excuse to coast.
It’s becoming harder to be an optimist. A glance at the day’s headlines can be enough to make you want to bury your head in the sand. Maybe it’s time we channel Bill and Melinda Gates.
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Russell Smith, founder of RS Chartered Accountants, talks about what we can learn from the TV show Westworld about unchecked power.
January is known as the time of year where unhappy employees leave their jobs. Others stay where they are though, silently imagining ways of killing their boss.
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Entrepreneur Vijay Eswaran talks about seizing life and business by the horns, not to mention the benefits of developing a sense of urgency.
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Wouldn?t it be wonderful if you mastered the power of persuasion, whereby you inspired people to do exactly what you want, when you want?
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If you think typical corporate charity sector giving consists of painting community halls and transforming gardens, then think again.
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Today, bosses must navigate a constant flux of new policies, technologies and competition to stay profitable and grow their companies. And, for organisations of all sizes, a key change is already on the horizon the rise of the millennial leader.
