Dr David Oxley, co-author of A Groundhog Career with Dr Helmut Schuster, appeared on BBC Business Today discussing Blue Monday and why it seems to resonate with people, and what we can do about it with host Sally Bundock.
BBC News – Business Today, 20/01/2025
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Dr David Oxley, co-author of A Groundhog Career with Dr Helmut Schuster, was featured in the article ‘Top tips on how to lock down a job in a tough jobs market from getting CV seen to networking’ where he discussed the concept of a ‘groundhog career’.
How to lock down a job in a tough market from getting CV seen to networking
THIS year marks 15 years of our Sunemployment campaign. Launched in 2009 to help readers find work in the fallout from the global financial crisis, we’ve worked each week to support thousands of pe…
Amanda Sokell, author of Unblock, was interviewed by Kate Spatz as part of the ‘How To Grow Your Business In A Challenging Economy’ interview series in Authority Magazine.
Amanda Sokell: How To Grow Your Business In A Challenging Economy
Learn how to grow your sales during a recession or challenging economic times. Kage Spatz talks with fellow growth experts to explore successful strategies.
Lucy Ryan, author of Revoting Women, was featured in the Financial Times article ‘Don’t mess with the women of a certain age’.
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Todd Unger, author of The 10-Second Customer Journey was a guest on James Reed’s All About Business podcast speaking on why most customer journeys don’t work, how low-cost AI can help you understand your customers better, and the hit Ariana Grande song that could transform your approach to customer experience.
8. The 10 second customer journey: stop friction and increase growth | Todd Unger
Listen to this episode from James Reed: all about business on Spotify. With seventy percent of online buyers abandoning their shopping before checkout, how can you create a frictionless customer journey that only takes ten seconds?In this episode of All About Business, James Reed speaks to customer experience expert Todd Unger.
‘If you start from a place of “culture will drive performance and change everything,” you’ve built yourself a very solid foundation for the work you need to do.’
Andrew Saffron, author of Better Culture, Faster, wrote the article ‘Why getting your culture right will change everything’ for SME.com
Why getting your culture right will change everything
By Andrew Saffron, below, author of Better Culture, Faster and director of Innermost Consulting Your organization’s culture will either enable you to
Measuring Inclusion by Paolo Gaudiano was a winner in the Leadership – DEI category of the 2024 Goody Business Book Awards.
2024 Awards – Leadership DEI – Goody Business Book Awards
2024 Awards – Leadership DEI
Dr Tammy Watchorn, author of The Change Ninja Handbook and The Change Ninja Returns,was a winner in the Self-Help – Personal Transformation category of the 2024 Goody Business Book Awards with The Change Ninja Returns.
2024 Awards – Personal Transformation – Goody Business Book Awards
2024 Awards – Personal Transformation
‘The rise in consumer confidence ahead of the Christmas shopping season is an excellent opportunity for independent retailers to position themselves to their best advantage. They need to embrace technology, foster community connections, and offer distinctive products.’
Catherine Erdly, author of Tame Your Tiger, contributed the article ‘Will Post-Budget Bounce Spur Growth For UK Independent Retailers?’ to Forbes.
Will Post-Budget Bounce Spur Growth For UK Independent Retailers?
The GfK Consumer Confidence Index, a barometer of consumer sentiment in the UK, rose by three points in November to -18, marking a notable improvement.
Philippa White, author of Return on Humanity, was interviewed about her book on the Yellow Shelf Podcast.
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Return on Humanity: Leadership Lessons from All Corners of the World, from author Philippa White.. The bottom line is no longer a number. Business can be a force for good, although many companies aren’t built to make it that right now. Becoming a more competitive business that is also better for the world is simpler than you might think.