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【中英素】經典英式下午茶Cream Tea

早幾天產檢後經過瑪莎，吃了一個Cream tea。甚麼是Cream tea呢？其實是茶、Scone ( 士干餅 ) 配Clotted cream及果醬………

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【發財立品】何謂真正的品牌本地化

曾經讀過Marketing或者對Branding有一定認識的朋友，對品牌本地化這種商業行為一定不會陌生……..

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【創業小記】創業要成功的必先條件

創業其中一個非常重要的成功因素是懂得掌握時機。當中掌握時機有兩個關鍵，一是清晰地看到時機…….

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【職場浮世繪】辦公「窩室」整理術實用3招

在香港，寫字樓租金價格愈來愈昂貴，用「納米斗室」來形容一般上班族的小小工作空間最貼切…….

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【職業特搜】中學教師：唔止要教書仲要周身刀兼夠上進

教師可以分為文憑教師 ( CM ) 同埋學位教師 ( GM )，CM入職薪金約20K起，頂薪點較低，通常係以前讀完師範就嚟教，津校及官校較多呢種教席……

HR Career Success

What would happen if we didn’t have to go to college?

This should send a small shiver through the spines of anyone employed in academia: the recruiting site Glassdoor has published a list of companies that no longer require a college degree – including professional heavyweights Google, Apple and Ernst & Young. If firms like these no longer insist upon a sheepskin, it seems just possible that the decades-long trend of requiring more and more education to maintain a toehold in the middle class might reverse.