Posts tagged "communication"

Mutual trust and tight safety precautions are vital when allowing employees to work overseas, Employment Hero co-founder Ben Thompson says, after the high-profile dismissal of a Bureau of Meteorology scientist who worked from the United States.

When it comes to optimising reviews of your business, does it make a difference whether your customer said they ‘loved’ your product, or they ‘love’ your product?

There is a perception that employees are resistant to time and attendance solutions, but that comes from a lack of understanding and communication about both the business and employee benefits of this software. 

This week's jobs summit is a chance to increase the emphasis on skills that are harder to mark but are still extremely important.

Working on the opposite side of the world to your co-founder isn't ideal, but Georgie Cavanagh and Carlotta Casals found success.

Big corporations have a huge budget to spend on communicating with their customers and staff. In this article, Joshua Ephraums, client executive at Whispir, explains how those on a small business budget can compete.

We’ve reached a point where the ability for an organisation to thrive remotely is too important to leave to chance. Every remote organisation must appoint one person whose role is to chart a path forward. 

Why do some managers struggle to create the culture they want and instead tolerate the culture they have? Let’s take a look at five key culture blockers.

The reality is that when staff tell you they’re not feeling informed by your communications, it's usually a problem of perception.

Julie Hyde shares how leaders can adopt a new style of communication that is interchangeable depending on the situation of the moment. 

Last year, we adapted to the times, and while some of these changes will be fruitful, it pays to review our new communication methods.

So, you’ve changed up your business model. But how do you market a business pivot to your customers while attracting new customers?