Every company and organisation has a culture, but not everyone realises the depth of impact it can have on productivity as well as how your business is perceived as a place to work.
Whether you’re a tradie getting ready to have your own stand at a renovation show, or a builder or construction owner preparing to exhibit at a design, architecture, building and construction expo, it’s important to prepare and be strategic.
Managing a business takes a lot more than knowledge alone – you also need strength and determination in spades. And that also means there’s a significant risk of burning out.
Before jumping into an investment on a second, or even third business, put your emotions aside and focus on these simple points to make sure you’ll be celebrating and not commiserating your decision in the future.
Does your business experience a profit boost in December and a cash flow crunch early in the new year? Here are four lessons about cash flow.
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is beginning to disrupt the traditional process of recruitment, replacing human decision makers with machine learning and data analysis.
With lots on your plate as a tradie, like quoting for clients, completing jobs, buying supplies, and trying to handle marketing and accounting tasks, working life can be incredibly overwhelming.
One of the biggest challenges among SME owners in Australia and New Zealand is how far they are from the rest of the world, making it extremely time consuming and expensive to travel in order to expand their businesses.
Reaching the end of your first year in business you may think the hard work is done – but in a lot of ways it’s just beginning. Now it’s time to take stock, learn and plan for whatever comes next.