You may not know it and you may not want it, but there are people out there copying you. As soon as you become a CEO, people start treating you as a role model. It happens whether you’re a flamboyant Branson or Dyson, a shy, retiring Gates or Zuckerberg or something in between. And if […]
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Mergim Butaja from BBC’s The Apprentice talks exclusively to The Executive Magazine, on being a casualty of the ruthless Lord Sugar, and life after the show. “Prior to appearing on the apprentice, I was a young adult with very little experience in the business world. One thing for sure, I was an opportunist. Whilst working on
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It’s not only elephants. How often do we let the important questions go unasked? Or awkwardly or politely talk around the real-issues? How often do we feel unable to challenge behaviour, performance or opinions? It is difficult enough amongst peers, but what about in the leadership hierarchy or upwardly within the organisational structure of
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GOING THE EXTRA MILE IS KEY TO A SUCCESSFUL CAREER, SAYS OUTGOING BOSS AFTER FOUR DECADES AT PICKERSGILL-KAYE After more than 42 years’ service with Leeds-based lock manufacturer Pickersgill-Kaye, General Manager Peter Murphy has called time on a career which began as a student work placement in the summer of 1974, then progressing from an apprentice
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