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The importance of understanding how to use LinkedIn and other professional networking sites, and the risks of overuse, highlighted in research from Emlyon Business School’s Nikos Bozionelos
Price wars push manufacturers to produce more for less, at the expense of employees and the environment, and often result in products that consumers are ultimately unhappy with, says Mei Xu, author of Burn
The future role of technology and faculty, the importance placed in international study options, growing societal concerns, and perceived strengths and weaknesses in higher education –EDHEC Business School reports on a survey of students in France, the UK, US, India and South Africa
Early-stage funding can often seem elusive to those eager to get their business ideas off the ground. David Pattison, author of The Money Train, outlines your options, and shares the questions you must ask yourself before you get going
Lifelong learning research from AMBA & BGA shows that more than a third of graduates have sought to continue their education beyond their studies, and outlines their areas of interest. David Woods-Hale reports
People need to plot their course for the future as much as firms, and using the same processes deployed by organisations can help develop your career strategy, says Saïd Business School’s Kathryn Bishop
From resilience to empathy, pets have much to teach their owners and can help people to develop numerous traits that are essential to becoming a successful leader in the 21st century
The CEO of female empowerment platform, Smart Girl Tribe, talks about her entrepreneurial journey to redefine the media’s take on womanhood and to offer a resource through which women can share and access narratives that resonate and inspire
What to expect when joining a company in the work from home era, with advice and tips on how employers can integrate graduate employees into a business remotely, and effectively
Personal branding can humanise a corporate brand and become a leader’s ‘secret weapon’ for growing and inspiring at scale. But, customers feel an aversion to ‘phoniness’ and one leader and their brand can be quickly discarded, warns Stefano Faustini
Covid-19 is an opportunity to break the mould and recast leadership models, says new CEMS report. Start by taking control of your professional development, with these six tips from report contributor and Université Catholique Louvain Professor, Sunita Malhotra
Organisational culture must cast off old work myths and norms that no longer make sense in the 21st century, says Amina Aitsi-Selmi
Programme leaders are best placed to integrate the myriad of issues around sustainability into Business School content, say ESSEC Business School’s Carina Hopper and Johanna Wagner
Steps to take to ensure the safety of those who may be arriving back on campuses around the world in 2021
‘The customer is always king’ goes the old business adage, but is that fair on those who strive to meet the needs both of customers and society as a whole?
Covid-19 has accelerated our ‘liquid’ lives – that is, our ability to be adaptable, flexible and fluid have become ever more important, and educational institutions must adapt, say Nick van Dam and Noémie Le Pertel
Contextual creativity can help people and organisations to adapt and innovate in the successfully in the digital age. Entrepreneur and tech philosopher, Somi Arian, explains all
How have Business Schools been working to move past the pandemic, both in the short and longer term? Kathleen Riach, Professor of Organisation Studies at Adam Smith Business School, offers her perspective
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