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Rebecca Appleton: 07 October 2025
You’ve heard of quiet quitting. Now meet its gloomier cousin: quiet cracking.
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Graham Charlton: 07 October 2025
At some point, every founder or business owner will step back. The question is whether you leave on your terms or let circumstances dictate the...
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Graham Charlton: 06 October 2025
Hiring is one of the biggest bets a startup makes. A great hire can propel your company forward; a bad one can drain time, morale, and money.
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Graham Charlton: 06 October 2025
Employer branding is too often confused with marketing gloss. A slick careers page, a beer fridge, and a few #LifeAtCompany posts don’t cut it...
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Jemma King: 02 October 2025
Work Ghosting: Why UK employees are checking out without leaving, and why The Flexibility Gap matters to all companies. The big trends of 2025...
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Graham Charlton: 02 October 2025
RACI matrices have been the go-to accountability framework for decades.
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Graham Charlton: 01 October 2025
Startups often think crowded markets are unwinnable. If there are already ten competitors, how could you possibly break through?
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Graham Charlton: 01 October 2025
Cashflow, not competition, kills most small businesses. In the UK, 62% of small businesses are owed money from unpaid invoices, with an average of...
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Graham Charlton: 30 September 2025
Fast growth is exciting, but it’s also messy. Teams expand, new functions appear, and yesterday’s job descriptions quickly become obsolete.
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Graham Charlton: 29 September 2025
Good people rarely leave because of money alone. They leave because they don’t see a future.
