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Refresh an Established Brand the Argos Way
Multichannel champion Argos went to its customers when it refreshed its ten-year-old branding, to make sure the loyalty it has built up with them wasn't affected by the change. by Julian Goldsmith
Tags: Brand, Argos, Branding, Marketing, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2010-01-27
Gap Year a Bad Idea for Confused Graduates
Predictions on the state of the graduate job market are conflicting, but one thing is certain, the year out is no longer seen as a useful character-building alternative to real work. by Julian Goldsmith
Tags: Job, Graduate, Traineeships, Recruitment & Staffing, Workforce Management, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2010-02-09
Where and What to Export From the UK
Export markets have been hailed as the next best hope for the UK emerging from recession. These figures point to where those lucrative markets can be found. by Julian Goldsmith
Tags: U.K., Operational Accounting, TVs, Tv & Home Theater, Finance, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2010-01-25
Ten Tips on Breaking Into China
China may be an attractive option for overseas investment, but it will be out of the comfort zone of many entrepreneurs. Here's some tips on how to make the most of the opportunities there. by Julian Goldsmith
Tags: China, Business, U.K., Geoff Mills, Mills, Team Management, Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Human Capital Management, Management, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2010-01-26
Engagement Could Be a Management Blind-Spot
Research has found many managers are unwilling to accept they may have problems with employee engagement in their own teams. by Julian Goldsmith
Tags: Engagement, Manager, MacLeod, Team Management, Human Capital Management, Workforce Management, Marketing Research, Management, Human Resources, Marketing, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2010-02-04
The John Lewis Secret to Customer Service
John Lewis is a champion of customer service. The trick is embracing it at the core of your culture, alongside other elements of good business practice. by Julian Goldsmith
Tags: Customer Service, Retail Company, Victoria Simpson, Product Marketing, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Marketing, Enterprise Software, Software, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2010-02-05
Business Brief: Sexual Harrassment Claims
It's probably the least popular task of any manager but a complaint of sexual harassment has strong legal implications and must be dealt with swiftly and delecately. by Nick Hine
Tags: Employer, Harassment, E-mail, Litigation, Policies And Procedures, Human Capital Management, Human Resources, Gender And Diversity, Online Communications, Business Operations, Workforce Management, Julian Goldsmith, Nick Hine
Blog posts 2010-02-05
BAE Shows Manufacturers Are Too Big to Fail
Yet again, UK and US regulators are bending over backwards to prop up mega-corps, this time in the manufacturing sector, to safeguard constituents' jobs and the wider economy. by Richard Northedge
Tags: Bank, BAE Systems Plc., U.K., Barrack Obama, Government, Manufacturing, Financial Services, Vertical Industries, Automotive, Finance, Julian Goldsmith, Richard Northedge
Blog posts 2010-02-08
10 Ways to Delegate
Something so central to the role of a manager but actually deceptively difficult to do well. These tips will help you manage tasks down to your team. by Jo Owen
Tags: Team, Ricardo Semler, Team Management, Human Capital Management, Management, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Julian Goldsmith, Jo Owen
Blog posts 2010-01-28
Presentation Groundhog Day
Contrary to popular belief, there is only one presentation you ever need to show. Stick to these seven issues and you will have covered all the bases. by Jo Owen
Tags: Presentation, Team Management, Sales Strategy, Human Capital Management, Management, Sales, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Julian Goldsmith, Jo Owen
Blog posts 2010-02-01
Internet Retailing is Getting Tribal for Xmas
Internet retailers will be preparing for their busiest season with mixed feelings this year. Traditionally Christmas has been a boon for internet shoppers wishing to avoid the crowds on the high street and possibly bag a bargain too. This year, internet shopping activity could well be slowed down by disruption...
Tags: Advertisement, Internet Shopping, Internet, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2009-10-26
7 Mantras For Maverick Entrepreneurs
Enterprise UK, the organisation set up to encourage social entrepreneurship and run by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills has kicked off Global Entrepreneurship Week. The event was launched by a morning of panel discussions at the British Library in London and while there was some sage advice from...
Tags: Entrepreneur, U.K., Innovators, Entrepreneurship, Management, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2009-11-17
Management Lessons From the Royal Navy, 1759
Ideas such as employee engagement, and remote management aren't as new as we might think. The Royal Navy practised them in 1759. by Julian Goldsmith
Tags: Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2009-11-20
Overdraft Fees: The Pitfalls of 'Free'
The Supreme Court ruling on the OFT’s jurisdiction over bank overdraft charges is going to do nothing for the banks’ customer relationships. Had the supreme court ruled in favour of the OFT and this lead to the banks having to repay overdraft fees, it would probably have...
Tags: Bank, Customer, Financial Services, Finance, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2009-11-25
Walker Report: Banks Risk Carbon Copy Non-Execs
As the UK finance industry ponders the repercussions of Sir David Walker's report on the banking sector, much has been made of proposals to declare the number of employees paid 1m or above. While this is an emotive issue that provides for great headlines, it's likely this measure will have...
Tags: Bank, Board, Sector, Banking, Corporate Governance, Financial Accounting, Personal Finance, Financial Services, Finance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2009-11-27
Weekend Round-Up
Sunday Times Joe Lewis blocks Archie Norman from Mitchells & Butlers top job Billionaire currency trader Joe Lewis has blocked the appointment of newly appointed ITV chairman Archie Norman as non-executive chairman of pub group Mitchells & Butlers. Lewis holds almost 23% of...
Tags: Bank, Job, M&B, Sunday Harrods, Gender And Diversity, Recruitment & Selection, Asset Management, Financial Services, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Operational Planning, Finance, Business Operations, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2009-11-30
Small Biz Bosses, Mend Your Ways on Bad Behaviour
Small business bosses are often too cavalier about bad behaviour in the office. Julian Goldsmith offers some simple solutions that may save you a more serious suit later. by Julian Goldsmith
Tags: Boss, Small Business, Small Business Boss, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2009-12-01
Keep Your Head Above Water as VAT Rises
The impending rise in VAT over the New Year could have a massive impact on many different companies. Here's how not to get caught out. by Julian Goldsmith
Tags: VAT, Rise, Taxes, Free Trade, Financial Planning, Finance, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2009-12-02
Two Tips For Remote Presentations
Much to the purveyors of collaboration technology's chagrin, there's still no substitute for a face-to-face presentation - even their own research says so. Here's the latest research from Adobe, the people who brought you the pdf: 99 per cent of presenters believe their personality is...
Tags: Presentation, Collaboration, Groupware, Enterprise Software, Software, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2009-12-02
Tiger Woods, Reputation and Corporate Sponsorship
The trials and tribulations of champion golfer Tiger Woods, following a mysterious car crash, illustrates the downside of setting yourself up as the face of corporate organisations. by Julian Goldsmith
Tags: Tiger Woods, Julian Goldsmith
Blog posts 2009-12-03
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