In lockdown conditions, business owners are uncertain of how to best market their offering, or whether to market at all. Here’s how to do good and win hearts.
For some people, working from home full-time has become second nature. For those of us who are newcomers to it as a result of lockdown measures, it requires significant adjustment.
As the world begins to feel the full impact of coronavirus, small business owners are left wondering how to adapt, survive and pivot. This checklist gives you actionable and easy insights you can start right away.
In this article, MYOB chief economist Jon Manning provides his guidance on how to calibrate your pricing strategy for an economic downturn or recession.
The novel coronavirus COVID-19 is causing businesses around the world to experience major falls in demand for their products and services, as well as labour shortages and supply chain disruptions. So what can you do to manage your own business’s cash flow at this time?
The amount of business intelligence data available today is incredible, but finding ways of processing that data into actionable insights can be difficult for small business owners without the assistance of a platform like Fathom.
As an employer, public holidays and standardised working hours are symptomatic of a unionised past. But as we move towards more flexible arrangements, how should business owners seek to innovate?
In today’s non-stop work culture, stigma related to mental health is costing us more than money. To prevent long-term harm to our workforce, attitudes still need to change.
Let’s face it, HR means a lot of forms and paperwork. Thankfully most of us are moving to some form of document management technology that both supports a paperless system and is cloud based.