SME confidence hits rock bottom when it comes to international trade
WorldFirst’s Global Trade Barometer has found that SMEs are becoming more pessimestic in terms of international trade.
We all make mistakes – the trick is to make them work in your favour
At Caffeine, we’ve made our share of mistakes over ten years. We share them in the belief that wisdom acquired through experience and shared can help others improve performance faster.
Lessons in humility from Jimmy Iovine and M. Night Shyamalan
Those who practice humility, it seems, have an advantage. They make the most effective leaders and their staff are less of a flight risk.
Changing attitudes surrounding application security
We recently conducted research into UK consumer attitudes and behaviours surrounding application security and uncovered a number of alarming findings.
A shift in attitude has given rise to the millennial investor
Entrepreneurs like Mark Zuckerberg and Evan Spiegel have shown us there is no need for graduates to pay their dues and climb the corporate ladder to succeed in life. This shift in attitude has given rise to the millennial investor.
Use these three As to get started on the road to self-improvement
Every single second of the day it’s estimated you receive 2m bits of information streaming in to your nervous system. All this information directs your thoughts and since the media thrives on negativity, this is what you are feeding your mind. But here’s to get on the road of self-improvement.
What’s ahead of us is certainly challenging; but with challenge comes opportunity
After chancellor Philip Hammond’s economic reality check last week, it looks like the UK’s entrepreneurial army will have to roll their sleeves up and accept the challenge of pulling the country out of the mire again.
Women can’t do same jobs as men? “What a load of rubbish,” says entrepreneur
Recruitment entrepreneur Beatrice Bartlay has refuted celebrity cook Annabel Karmel’s comments on how women cannot keep up with men in the workplace.
The confidence of youth driving the British economic revival
Young business owners are much more ambitious about growth and seeking finance than their elderly peers.
A cup of coffee with some peace and quiet – what most London workers desire
London office workers would rather see the back of their colleagues than say goodbye to coffee.
The UK’s most bizarre jobs: Only elves, loners and those with strong stomachs need apply
There's a job out there for everyone it seems if, you're bored of the nine to five and…
The new special relationship: US and UK employees are unhappy at work
Both US and UK workers say they feel disengaged at work and may find new employers, citing lack of faith in leadership, progress and culture.