The ?golden rule? of giving employee feedback
Giving feedback is not always easy, but it is vital to ensure your employees meet their maximum potential.
Giving feedback is not always easy, but it is vital to ensure your employees meet their maximum potential.
Many baby-boomer bosses find the world of millennials completely alien. While it?s not necessary to understand their penchant for niche podcasts and emoji code, managers need to grasp the changes millennials are making to the workplace.
In today?s tough market, you need a solid brand marketing strategy and crisis management process in case anything goes wrong. To assist you, the experts at Romax have listed the biggest and most common mistakes.
We all have different priorities in the workplace but for many, a promotion is likely on the list. Here are the four signs which suggest that your employee deserves one.
In a world where bad service and poor reviews travel like wildfire, Giles Fuchs uses his experience to provide guidance on keeping customers happy.
The internet can make or break a company?s reputation, but customer reviews platform provider Feefo has designed a unique invite-only model that prompts businesses to actively encourage consumer feedback.
A New Year is upon us and many employees will be thinking about ways to boost their career ? new opportunities, challenges and learning experiences, so now?s an ideal time to ask yourself, ?are managers actually managing performance effectively?”
To stay ahead of the competition, you should ensure your unique selling point is solving a problem that customers are willing to pay for.
Every business can benefit from positive word of mouth ? research reveals that 92 per cent of customers use reviews to help them make purchasing decisions. It stands to reason then that you should seek to gain a five star review.
If you want to be successful in business, you shouldn’t lie, cheat or steal. Everyone knows that neglecting to adhere to basic ethics will lead to ruin, but simply living up to these expectations isn’t enough.
There must be a thin line between innovation and madness because Adam Aron, the new CEO of cinema group AMC Entertainment, revealed a ludicrous plan to allow texting in cinemas – the one sacred place that customers go to be relieved of communication with the outside world.