By Abid Khan
For most of us, quitting our day jobs to follow our passion seems completely unrealistic. So, if your full-time job is the job you need, then your passion should be the job that you choose.
By Staff writer
Remaining in a job you hate is more common than you realise, even if you’re high up the corporate ladder. This is something I identified with, that was, until I left my comfortable management position to become my own boss and freed myself from the 9-5.
By Staff writer
If you’re bringing a technology-based product to market, then you could be at risk of falling in love with your product to a dangerous extent.
By Staff writer
If you’re trying to grow your business organically you?ll need to make sales (and lots of them!) to become successful. If you’re a funded firm, you’re likely to need to make even more sales to keep the hungry VCs off your back and provide the return they crave! This will require a healthy dose of founder selling.
This week is, traditionally, one of the busiest in business. The schools are back from summer holidays and, therefore, so are many of the business owners that drive the economy forward.
By Andrew Low
The above question is both as stunning in its simplicity as it is difficult to answer. It is the central concept of the compelling business analysis book “Good to Great” by Jim Collins first published in 2001.
The core idea of the customer-led company is to focus on needs and not products. With this in mind, Real Business talked to Virgin Wines CEO Jay Wright about how the customer’s needs should be central to any business.
An experienced finance director, Paul Turner is also a passionate cyclist. Some seven years ago, he became a portfolio FD to accommodate in his life the things he truly enjoyed.
