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Stand out from crowd, expert tells jobseekersThe competitive and transient nature of the Middle East expat community lends itself to candidates adopting a perfect blend of self-verification and authenticity in order to stand out among candidates, said an industry expert. &ld More… |
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Shared appointments ‘can benefit doctors, patients’Shared medical appointments, in which patients receive one-on-one consultations with a physician in the presence of others with similar conditions, can improve outcomes for patients while reducing waiting times and costs, says an expert. More… |
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Benefits of unleashing true emotions at workMost of us, if asked, would opt for a harmonious office environment. Few of us regularly display anger or suspicion in the workplace, choosing instead to hide any negative feelings lest they damage our reputation or relationships. More… |
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National talent ‘helps diversification plans’About 77 per cent of regional business executives believe incubating national talent contributes to economic diversification strategies in the Middle East, a London Business School (LBS) survey said. The survey of more than 200 bu More… |
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What businesses can expect in 2017London Business School’s leading thinkers give us their views on the challenges and opportunities that businesses will encounter in 2017.From ongoing uncertainty over Brexit and the global economy to transformations in organisational cultu More… |
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Post-Brexit world ‘will only be disastrous if we let it’Low taxes, low regulation and skilled labour will ensure the UK retains its position as an attractive business and financial centre in a post-Brexit world, according to a London Business School expert. Alex Edmans, professor of Fi More… |
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Invest your way out of a recessionDuring periods of recession, companies face two options: they could either retrench in order to try and save their way out of the recession or invest their way out of a recession. Which one should they choose and why? An expert explores. More… |
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What makes a country happyA country’s economic growth only makes its citizens happier if the gains are evenly spread, a London Business School expert said, warning that a narrow focus on GDP is leading to myopic economic policy. “Our research p More… |
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Happier without New Year resolutions?After predictable over-indulgence during the festive period, many of us will make New Year resolutions. Estimates suggest a quarter of us won’t last more than a week. And yet, more than half of us (60 per cent) will still make exactly the More… |
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LBS in top five for executive educationLondon Business School (LBS) has taken fourth place in the Financial Times custom Executive Education rankings and has achieved fifth place overall. The global ranking of top business schools sees London Business School move up fi More… |
