There are two types of entrepreneur and both can be a good boss
I haven?t got to where I am today without making a few mistakes along the way, but I would like to think that now, most of the time, I?m a pretty good boss.
Tag: Management
Here are the reasons your staff might hate you
When leaders lack the ability to provide direction, staff morale suffers and they may even grow to hate you because of it.
Where to turn now our startup founder has handed over the wheel
By Robert Drury
A startup founder brings with them passion, drive, commitment and skin in the game. Ormsby Street’s has departed, and it’s time for others to step up.
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.
Ten strategies the best CFOs and FDs have mastered
By Staff writer
In today’s competitive landscape, the best CFOs help corporate leaders make more informed decisions. As such, their role has evolved.
Small And Mid-Cap Fund Managers On The Good And Bad Companies On AIM
With there being a steady change in attitude towards AIM, the UK’s small and mid-cap fund managers deliver comment on what type of companies deliver on the junior market.
Provoking chaos in order to promote change
By Staff writer
A recent survey found the number one concern in business was the ability to promote change. Some 84 per cent of the interviewed Fortune 100 executives said they had at least one change initiative linked to growth, productivity, competition and globalisation.
The importance of employee engagement during auto-enrolment
By Staff writer
With auto-enrolment now in its fifth year, many more SMEs will be approaching a staging date in 2017. As such, Kevin Hilton, financial planner at Garbutt + Elliott Wealth Management, examines the importance of employee engagement during auto-enrolment.
How to create a sense of togetherness within a team
By Staff writer
After growing the carwow team from just three co-founders in 2013 to more than 100 today, we ve learned a lot along the way. We unveil some of the approaches that we now take about fostering togetherness within a team given what we ve learned.
Green paper on corporate governance reforms falls short
By Staff writer
The government’s green paper on corporate governance focuses on three areas for parliamentary debate: executive pay, strengthening the employee and wider stakeholder voice and extending current corporate governance regulations to large private businesses.