Productivity

How productivity and cash flow improves by automating accounts receivable

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By Arjun (AJ) Singh

When hunting for ways to free up working capital, the company board often looks to the accounts receivable department to collect money faster. But how can the accounts team shine if their processes are stuck in the dark ages?

How to manage peaks and troughs in workload

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By Ailsa Page

We’ve all heard the saying ‘make hay while the sun shines’ and when you’re running your own business you love nothing more than making hay – but it’s not always like that.

NZ business hails four-day work week a ‘resounding success’

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By Campbell Phillips

Over eight weeks Perpetual Guardian trialled a four-day work week, resulting in an increase in perceived work-life balance without impacting productivity. Can the rest of us now expect a three-day weekend?

Remote work is working

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By Renae Smith

It’s no surprise to anyone who has a long commute that working remotely is listed as the one of the top preferences for employees. Yet thousands of Australians journey to fulfil their eight-hour ‘work’ requirement every day.

Why coffee is the key to great feedback

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By Greg Smith

A great coffee machine can lead to a workplace where employees are energised and potential problems are flagged before they become issues – and it’s got nothing to do with caffeine.

The beauty of gaining distance from your business

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By MYOB Team

Ever hear the phrase ‘can’t see the forest from the trees’? It’s something small business owners struggle with — are you in need of a ‘bizcation’?

Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg on why your employees need purpose

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By James McGrath

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the most important thing you can do for your employees is give them a sense of purpose.

Start to track billable hours

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By Pam Pitt

Time is money. If you don’t track your time, then you’re more than likely wasting both your time and money.

How to keep the ball rolling after a miracle business win

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By James McGrath

Have you recently pulled off a business win against all odds? How do you make sure that the win is the start of bigger things to come – rather than the start of a decline?
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