Workplace innovation: Unlocking the power of introverts
Even Honest Abe was an introvert and look how that helped a once-fledging nation innovate! Here’s how to unlock the power of introverts in your company to boost innovation.
How weight gain and a love of Prosecco led to a flourishing business
Katherine Jones wanted a Prosecco reduced in sugar and calories, so she created one and launched ThinK Wine Group. This is the story behind the brand.
Why ethics and brand focus could have saved Philip Green from himself
What does Philip Green’s downfall mean for entrepreneurs leading growing businesses? ? That an ethical approach could be your saving grace as your public image grows.
Two?s a crowd
The Myers-Briggs test, a personality test looking at extroversion and introversion, is often used by recruiters and consultants. How reliable is it?
Use your personality to boost both your brand and bottom line
Real Business recently focused on those who unexpectedly made the jump to company founder. It’s perhaps unsurprising that some noted there was more to running a company than they initially thought ? like the creation of a personal brand.
When it comes to Harry Potter, which Hogwarts house should your business be in?
Is your business more Harry Potter or the Dark Lord? Using sorcery skills, we?ve got a method that will determine which Hogwarts house your firm should be sorted into.
Animal magnetism: ?Conquering the workplace zoo
It doesn’t matter what kind of business you run; effective communication is vital for creating strong relationships with colleagues and customers alike. But do you ever feel that when it comes to engaging with some employees, something always seems to get lost in translation?
How to make other people less of a mystery
It’s a rare person who doesn’t find others a little weird sometimes, and it’d be a terribly tedious world if we were all the same. But while our uniqueness can sometimes separate us from others, it’s possible to take the mystery out of other people’s behaviour with the right attitude of curious enquiry and a genuine willingness to understand.
Google’s latest patent suggests robots with interchangeable personalities are on the horizon
From Warner Bros' Iron Giant and Bicentennial Man's Andrew to Wall-E and Gigolo Joe from Artificial Intelligence, the movie verse has often given robots personalities in order to advance plot lines and create drama. But this concept may no longer be the preserve of science fiction.