The Shrink for Entrepreneurs
SEPTEMBER 12, 2011
“There’s no such thing as failure, there’s only learning experiences”. What did you learn ?” Learning is always good, right? Expect when learning is killing your ability to succeed as an entrepreneur. . Because we love learning. As a crisis unfolds, doing is more important than learning. .
Ideas.Ted
JUNE 16, 2021
Learn to recognize the 3 types of greenwashing. A 2019 analysis by the non-profit Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) gave 23 of the leading 25 producers Grade C or lower for their progress towards Paris climate goals. Last, share what you’ve learned with other people and spread the word. Take car manufacturers.
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Allwork
AUGUST 28, 2023
What you’ll learn Discover the profound effects of remote and hybrid models on organisational culture. Learn about the immense potential of AI in stimulating cultural dynamics within organizations. Because at heart, culture is about adapting and learning and sharing information. Welcome to the future. Work podcast.
The Small Business Blog
MARCH 16, 2010
Why Your Small Business Needs A SWOT by Stefan Töpfer on Mar 17, 2010 As a small business owner, or entrepreneur, you have no doubt heard of a SWOT analysis. But with a heavy workload, is it really necessary for your small business to complete a SWOT analysis? Opportunities : external factors that will make success easier.
Workplace Insight
NOVEMBER 27, 2023
Analysis of the data identified a pattern indicating that the country where employees live, its culture and the resulting expectations have an impact on how highly engaged and satisfied they are with their workplace. These workers might not be actively hurting an organisation, but they are not benefitting it, either.
BioTeams
FEBRUARY 19, 2010
Pricing/Costs: In supply chains bids, it is common practice for suppliers to add in extra overheads as padding, typically in the region of 15-35%, to protect their costs. The prime supplier gets paid, and then, and only then, will it pay its sub-suppliers, who in turn pay their suppliers. A Practical "Exchange Model".
The Small Business Blog
APRIL 16, 2008
After one of these conversations today, I was reminded of this professor and began wondering if he was right with his opinion in the final analysis? Trivially, his assertion that educating women is a waste, is completely nonsensical, but the final result to the economy seems to suggest his analysis could be right.
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