How good are you at coping with change?
Board diversity should be much more than counting the men and women at the table.
According to the CIPD’s research, overall standards of living are dropping and levels of job satisfaction are down. The only indicator that’s up is job insecurity.
Are TV entrepreneurs the new chefs, or will the appetite to start businesses remain long after Dragons' Den is gone?
If the manager is responsible for victories, surely he is equally to blame for the flops?
Creating the right environment for small firms will be critical to the future of the economy
Maintaining morale and high performance is an important part of any leadership role
If someone had told me when I was younger that I would one day be able to carry a phone around in my pocket, I would have laughed
What effect will Nouriel Roubini's double-dip recession have on our fragile coalition?
If the political products are the same, all that's left is the brand.
Entrepreneurs want enterprise education to be boosted
This election offers a good deal of petty politics, but no real leadership
There is a real desire to create business confidence
Social enterprises can help create a broader collection of stakeholders
How do we make the UK the best place in the world to both start and grow a business?
Direct objectives don't always deliver
We should all celebrate our ability to start something, politicians included
Disillusioned entrepreneurs should sign up to the Enterprise Manifesto
Translating political ambitions into actions and policies hasn't always gone so well
The deficit debate would be easier to resolve without competing cabals of economists
Leaders often become as stale as the products they are selling
Spyker's purchase of Saab provokes a fascinating clash of cultures
Management pay packages are reaching ludicrous levels
While the latest evidence suggests that last year wasn't nearly as catastrophic as expected, few seem overly optimistic about 2010
Too many research projects are designed to benefit the sponsor
Kraft's purchase of Cadbury is unlikely to proceed without job losses
UK workers are still addicted to commuting
Predicting the future is tricky but it seems a safe bet that this will be another tough year
For many, 2009 was about survival
A better sort of networking
The Pre-Budget report offers stimulus now, but pain later
The Walker Report is a light-touch solution
Help for dyslexic directors
The EU must avoid a popularity contest
The automotive sector must innovate to survive. Thankfully, this year's crop of engineering students agree
The age of "managerial politics" lives on. But is this such a bad thing?
Could more women make a difference to industrial relations?
Is now a good time to start a business?
Welcome to the era of macroeconomics
Are the Tory's ideas all that different to Labour's?
"This recession has knocked some of the wind from generation Y's sails"
"Having just got out of intensive care, few banks are keen to jeopardise their wellbeing for others"
"Banks may be hiring traders on fat salaries but many small businesses are struggling"
"At some point people will have to stop moaning about being in a crisis and start looking for ways out of it"
"This year, in theory, is a golden chance to put the UK back on the tourist map"
"A reality TV series about making people redundant on live TV is an alarming prospect"
"It's entrepreneurs that will pull us out of this recession, however big and dark those clouds may be"
"When was the last time you had an upbeat conversation about work?"
"The UK economy is in for some kind of beating"
"There's more to business than returning a financial profit "
"A recession may present dangers and difficulties, but it also offers opportunities"
"People want to buy an Audi at the moment, because it is a sexy brand"
"Anecdotal evidence suggests that the coming Christmas trading period will be the worst for 30 years"
