Some employees actually imagine killing their boss
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.
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.
A talk with Urb-it’s UK managing director, Neville James, unveils the importance of human interaction, be it in terms of customer service or, indeed, as a potential method for saving London’s high streets.
By Staff writer
Customer services needs to play a fundamental part of business. The best salespeople are recognising this and are pitching holistic offerings blurring the lines between great product and great customer service, and promising outcomes driven by this combination.
By Staff writer
As with any business decision, an SME attracted to importing needs to do some serious thinking first – especially when it comes to overseas suppliers.
A survey of 300 business and logistics experts by software provider AEB and the Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg (DHBW) University in Germany has found that although many firms collaborate closely with suppliers, the majority are failing to capitalise on the significant opportunities this creates.
By Steen Tjarks
A phrase used in films, magazines and to our loved ones is that “distance makes the heart grow fonder”. But why is this And can this concept be applied to your business
By David Bailey
In our fast-paced business world, successful companies are realising that they need to introduce a new culture of change and innovation. Central to this transformation is the CFO, who must work closely with his or her CEO to develop and implement strategic changes that will deliver sustainable growth.