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Whistle-blowers and flag bearers: watching the World Cup
Though their governments and economies may rise and fall, countries have one lasting trump card: national pride is a potent force. A force strong enough to effectively close much of England yesterday...
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Complex reputational issue? Wrestling with the intricacies of public perceptions of moral conundrums? Perhaps a coffee will help? Or then again … I am, of course, referring to Starbucks, who seem to be...
View ArticleWhere’s the Beef? Quality and responsibility
In the horsemeat scandal that seems to have over-run the British media – and the country’s supermarket shelves – over the last few weeks, the puns have almost written themselves. If you’re the brand...
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In Olden Days A Glimpse of Stocking …
In Olden Days A Glimpse of Stocking … Let me start with an illustration. No need to be alarmed – it will be purely verbal – though it would be fascinating to know how many find the idea shocking. But...
View ArticleWhen you become the story …
… it is, as journalists never tire of telling us, time to go. Farewell then, Lucy Adams, who will leave the BBC as (according to her LinkedIn profile) Director of People and Director of Business...
View ArticleIt’s not just HR then?
Clothes maketh a man, perhaps, but it’s more probable that behaviour and manners maketh his – or her – reputation. It was interesting in a week where the ‘looks like everybody hates HR’ trope reared...
View Article#ouch – or when to think before opening the door
If you are going to declare ‘open house’ at any point, it pays to think a little about a few things: How widely you are declaring this, and to whom (and how easily they might pass on the ‘invitation’)...
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