Do one in ten really plan to hit on boss at office Christmas parties?
The festive season is upon us, and it appears staff will happily risk it all at work gatherings, spending big money and putting hearts on the line for the occasion.
Tag: Surreal Business
The ten most engaging 2017 Christmas adverts
The findings are in, as consumer reactions to this year’s Christmas adverts have been revealed but which came out on top?
Some weird and wonderful connectivity habits of mobile professionals
It stands to reason workers on the go must stay connected, but two-thirds feel anxious without WiFi, while others confess using devices at the most inappropriate times.
A fifth of workplaces are now pet-friendly
Britain’s workplaces are becoming an increasingly pet-friendly environment, with one in five employers now allowing staff to bring animals in from home.
Learning from the politicians: Setting your business apart using social media
By Staff writer
Social Media Week has just begun. All over the world professionals will be discussing the latest trends and best practices for making the most out of corporate channels and it represents a fantastic opportunity for your business to do the same.
The gender pay gulf is bigger in these ten UK cities
While there is no easy way to fix the difference in wage levels, recent Adzuna research indicated certain regions were far from closing the gender pay gulf in comparison to others.
Five examples of how businesses can capitalise on Instagram Stories
When Instagram launched in 2010, few people could have predicted the success that the photo sharing platform was going to have. Seven years later, the app has over 400m active users every day.
Conference calls from film and TV The drama of people speaking over the phone
By Staff writer
You?d be surprised how many pivotal deals, shock revelations or diabolical double-crossings in cinematic history have been conducted over conference calls.
Are you skilled at business negotiation or just cheap?
By Mark Wright
A map of London, questionable knowledge on Jewish traditions and a race for one of the country’s few remaining ?original” Amstrad computers in week five of The Apprentice, candidates battled in Lord Sugar’s favourite product task, which, this year, was all about him turning 70.
Would you want to be served Wotsits and tap water in a corporate box?
By Mark Wright
Profits aside, week four of The Apprentice was a close one to call. Both teams made awful decisions that suggested they?re complacent ?A no-no in business.