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Striving to be the very best
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Striving to be the very best

Last week, we looked at the importance of establishing a clearly identifiable brand. This week we examine some of …

Building up your brand
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Building up your brand

A brand is a tool used in the business world to describe all the information or perceptions connected with a product …

Back pat can go a long way
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Back pat can go a long way

In this final instalment in our series on effective communication in the workplace, we focus on the need for …

High touch for high-tech
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High touch for high-tech

In our continuing series on effective communication to avoid office conflict, we focus on technology and …

When saying is believing
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When saying is believing

Having effective communication skills is imperative to workplace success and productivity. Being an effective communicator also enhances your …

Better friends than foes
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Better friends than foes

Who says you can’t mix business and pleasure? According to a survey by finance and accounting recruitment specialist Robert Half International, 63 per cent of employees in …

Effective hiring via social media
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Effective hiring via social media

Technology offers employers, recruiters and hiring managers powerful new recruitment tools, but the pace of change can be …

Intercultural leadership
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Intercultural leadership

Today, there is a greater need to adapt to working with people from different cultures. So how do you improve on your intercultural leadership …

From trash collector to tycoon
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From trash collector to tycoon

Some 20 years ago, a teenage Micky Yan Wai-kiu was collecting trash at a public housing estate when a mother and her whimpering child passed by. “If you don’t study, you’ll end up collecting trash …