Alana Spencer: Even a saturated market won’t hold back The Apprentice winner
2016 winner of The Apprentice, Alana Spencer, explains why last night’s final was the closest one she had ever seen
Revealing the most outrageous office Christmas parties
Whether it’s staff having one too many drinks or a drunken liaison with a colleague, here are the wildest antics that have been reported at work Christmas dos
The IT Crowd - why interpersonal skills are important in today's tech world
While we’re marching towards a fully tech-driven era, it’s important to remember how striking a balance between relying on machines and developing soft skills can make or break your startup
Be a Santa not a Scrooge: Show your staff what they mean this Christmas
With Christmas now just days away, here are some ideas from Robert Ordever, managing director of workplace culture specialist O.C. Tanner Europe on capitalising on the season of giving
Eight ways to create a corporate culture that rejects harassing behaviours
More companies are being held accountable for employees sleazy behaviours. Fortunately, employers can do a lot to keep sexism and harassment at a minimum
In the loop: Bomb threat sees Facebook campus evacuated, frustrated Mike Ashley demands Debenhams accepts his help and Google bolsters London proptech startup
It’s cold out, so stay in and read why Sport Direct’s CEO desperately wants to save Debenhams, a bomb unit swept Facebook’s campus and how 88% of working mums struggle post-maternity leave
Alana Spencer: Lying in The Apprentice interviews is the worst thing you can do
Lord Sugar’s business partner Alana Spencer divulges how Claude Littner knows everything about candidates in the penultimate episode – and why hiding the truth is futile
Five ways SME owners can beat the “new year, new me, new job” trend
With everyone making New Year’s resolutions to improve their lives, small-business leaders must ensure that doesn’t include leaving their old job
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