Lessons in Staff Management from the Stock Market
Like many other people I have some investments in shares. Recently I happened to come across a book by Daryl Guppy, he argues that investing in the stock market does not work as a
When is 8 hours 2 hours?
A client called, a little frustrated She asked did I have any figures on how much it costs when you stop a job and the restart it. I said I hadn’t seen anything on
Is your best employee really your best worker?
For people to be productive they need to be able to think clearly and make confident decisions. People who have been victimised, humiliated, undermined or threatened, are unable to be confident, and frequently their
Why dyslexic people are more successful at business
Why dyslexic people are more successful at business.– A lesson for the rest of us. A quick search on the web reveals the Following: Some 35% of businesses are owned by dyslexics, which is
Are Apprentices Worth The Trouble?
To be clear, I am in no way associated with any training organization that promotes apprenticeships. My only qualification to write on the matter is that over a 20 year period I trained apprentices
Dealing with Sharks that Eat Your Profits
Mostly the people we deal with in business are honest and of good intention. However not everyone is like that. I’m not talking about the slow payers that are just struggling in their businesses,