By Staff writer
While we re a long way off hologram-only meetings or humanoid robot supervisors patrolling office space, automation and AI are already transforming aspects of business.
By Staff writer
In an era of email, Slack, Skype and Google Hangouts, I?m a great believer that meeting face-to-face increases the chances of striking a deal and I?m not alone.
When it comes to business meeting nightmares, new US president Donald Trump has come out on top as the leader Brits would hate to sit down with more so than Katie Hopkins.
By Staff writer
One of the main problems faced by UK businesses today is workplace productivity, or rather the lack of it. A report produced by the Office for National Statistics illustrates that the UK’s average productivity per hour is 18 per cent lower than the rest of the G7 member countries.
Face-to-face meetings make an annual contribution of £193bn to the UK economy.
By Peter Linas
Managing multiple client relationships and doing so successfully is no mean feat. Not even the most battle hardened are immune to making mistakes that can, unfortunately, become deal-breakers.
Much has been said about how much companies lose when it comes to time spent in meetings, with 40 per cent of respondents in a recent survey saying half of them are unnecessary.
By Bryan Adams
What if I told you that the next time you walk into a business meeting, you should turn down that stiff handshake and embrace your client – potentially a complete stranger – with a compassionate, embracive, six-second hug… crazy, right
While many CEOs tend to spend the majority of their days in the boardroom, it turns out this kind of schedule can be detrimental to their productivity.
A survey has found 71 per cent of office workers will check their social media feeds on their smartphones during meetings.
