Posts tagged "research"

A survey by Australian blockchain human resources company Chronobank has found the majority of cryptocurrency fans would prefer their wages in Bitcoin.

Women are doing better in functional executive roles but are finding it hard to advance outside of areas such as legal, compliance and human resources.  

Agricultural waste and products deemed not worthy of the supermarket shelf will be used to make pharmaceuticals, food additives and cosmetics.

When people meet online for the first time, a LinkedIn photo often determines their first impression. So, what does your LinkedIn photo say about you?

A new report on gender diversity at a board level has found listed small-cap companies are significantly lagging behind their bigger counterparts.

Who is meritorious, what constitutes merit, and how merit and gender targets can operate together are widely misunderstood questions.

The demographic that questions the value of having appropriately skilled women on boards will probably exit the scene over the next decade.

You can have the best idea, team and revenue source in the world, but it's almost guaranteed to be a bumpy ride. That is where resilience comes in.

Poor hiring decisions are costing small and medium businesses time and money, and having negative effects on clients and other employees.

Two-thirds of Americans are suffering from digital eye-strain. But with so much time spent viewing screens, is it any wonder people's eyesight is suffering?

Companies may typically view social media platforms through the prism of marketing, however US research points to their use in developing sales forecasts.

The Council of Small Business of Australia is going on a fact-finding mission to determine exactly how energy costs are affecting small businesses.