“My high-performance habit? To quiet the voice in my head telling me I can’t do things”
5 Minutes With… Cerys Johnson, CEO of REPL Group (Accenture).
What to look for in negative Glassdoor reviews
New Zealand-based toy company Zuru claims that reviews on the site calling it a “burnout factory” with “incompetent” leaders are false and have caused a loss in company “time, money and resources”.
Should you give your staff a one-off "cost of living" bonus?
HSBC and Virgin Money are giving staff a one-off payment to help with the cost-of-living crisis. But with no end to the recession in sight, perhaps businesses should look at longer-term solutions to financial wellbeing.
“Most important advice I’d give my successor? Risk more and risk earlier”
5 Minutes With… Lucy Litwack, owner and CEO of Coco de Mer.
Is Iceland Europe's answer to Silicon Valley?
Business Iceland has launched Science City in a bid to attract a cluster of fast-growing tech start-ups to its capital Reykjavik. Will it work? MT investigates.
Are you guilty of 'aggressive mansplaining'?
Rishi Sunak was recently accused of “aggressive mansplaining”. Here’s the best course of action for leaders who experience it, witness it or are the culprit.
"I was advised to lead with fear or be more masculine - I didn't listen"
5 Minutes With… Katy Wigdahl, CEO of Speechmatics.
“This advice from my former boss, Annie Young-Scrivner, stuck with me”
Looking back, there was one piece of advice that has stuck with Taco Bell’s boss, Julie Felss Masino.
"Constantly poke the bear" - why Vapiano's boss shifted strategy and hasn't looked back
After almost two decades, the pizza-pasta chain's MD made a radical change to its business model - and is not looking back.
“I'm not retiring. I don’t want to slow down,” says 79-year-old founder
Jenifer Rosenberg OBE, founder and chair of The Heart Stems Foundation charity, talks to MT about "unretiring", saving lives and being a high-profile woman in business in the sixties.