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Most bosses are so busy running their company that they forget to think about what would happen if they were struck down by a sudden illness or accident. Here we unveil how you can protect your business during such a time.
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All good business leaders know that having happy staff leads to happy customers. In reality, however, many still don’t prioritise employee engagement as much as they should.
Research suggests that most leaders derail or fail by unknowingly “joining the dark side”. Your behaviour, it seems, can become your kryptonite.
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Why do 40 per cent of UK companies fail” Don?t let it be poor business leadership. Here’s three golden rules that have helped entrepreneur, philanthropist and speaker Greg Secker, founder of Learn to Trade and The Greg Secker Foundation.
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Achieving long-term business success is not easy, but Karen Meager and John McLachlan, authors of Real Leaders for the Real Word, have a few tips that could help.
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Leaders are often spinning many plates, so it stands to reason that CEO mistakes will happen these are the most common ones to watch.
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What some people don’t realise is that every football club operates as any business would: building teams, changing culture, working to a budget, driving revenue and fiercely managing talent.
As far as leadership traits go, bravery ranks high on the list of must-have’s and those making it a priority have been branded courageous executives by ThoughtWorks.
As part of our Fleet For Growing Businesses hub a A-Z of key business fleet terms has been produced, with an xpenses (sorry) strategy plays a key role.
Gone are the days of cleverly-crafted sick day excuses. While some genuinely need an extra day out of the office to keep their health in check and stress at bay, some absurd excuses have made their way to management.
