Topic: business practices
06 Oct 2008
Who’s Looking After Your Money
Not as important as your health or your soul, looking after your money is still high on the list of things you want to get right. That is why bankers, finance and fund managers are paid more than most people - more, certainly, than doctors and priests. More »
Topics: business practices, financial, money
08 Sep 2008
Corporate Social Responsibility – Theirs Or Mine?
A business is not a mission.
So why do so many businesses have “mission statements”? Because they think that to print pious sentiments proves that they are Socially Responsible Corporations and this will convince people that they only practice decent business behaviour. More »
05 Feb 2008
Organising Your Business
How much of the restructuring we hear about in business is necessary? Certainly not all of it. The building blocks of any organisation are its people. Get them right and the organisation will work. More »
Topics: business practices, good management, organisations
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