How difficult is it to buy something from a business? Kristy Sheppard’s experience shows the power that even basic communication can have.
“I’ve just gone through a shameful experience with a group buying website and have been reminded of the simple power a business owner wields in replying to a customer…”
Increasing efficiency and familiarity with your personnel are the key resolutions Leadership Management Australasia advises workplace leaders and managers to adopt.
IT staff used to face a single enemy: the hacker. And with the right weapons, the hackers could be defeated. But in today’s world, IT managers have to be superheroes battling four titanic forces: technology, cultural change, evolving criminality, and human fallibility.
Social media continues to grow, with statistics in Australia showing all platforms increasing. Anna Cairo blogs about why you should consider developing a policy:
“Its emergence has created a vast range of communication opportunities, however, with it comes a blurring of the lines between personal and business communication.”
In just 12 tips, Greg Charlwood of Bibby Financial Services will show you how to improve your business over the festive season so you’ll be ready to succeed in 2012.
Communication between small business stakeholders is critical to success, according to the outcome of a recent event hosted by NAB in Melbourne.
When you consider the percentages of the 3E Model—education (10%), experience (70%) and exposure (20%)—organisations should be viewing informal learning as important.
Proving how real the threat of isolation is for small business owners, last week’s post about isolation has seen considerable discussion with many fellow small business owners admitting to feeling alone in their business.
Spend a lot of time working on your own and you can start to feel cut off from the rest of the world and alone. It’s no secret that the quiet can get to you.
For this reason, the risk of isolation for small business owners is very real.
Do you remember the last time you delivered a great meeting presentation – nods of agreement, laughter at the right points, no one yawned – only to fumble during the question and answer session?
