Much has been written about the collapse of the post-WW2 world order. Much more will be written about whether a return to fragmentation, de-globalisation and the undermining of trust in global institutions is a deliberate strategy, or is merely collateral damage for the MAGA movement. But what is incontrovertible is that the certainties which have … Read more
The Right Ingredients for Recruiting Success There’s no doubt that the well-established race for talent will continue to intensify. Shifting demographics are significantly impacting the composition of the talent pool, to the harsh extent that some companies are even leaving positions unfilled because they cannot locate the “perfect fit” candidates. Yet, in this global economy … Read more
International Management: A sticky wicket? Some facts about the global economic climate Not a reference to the England cricket team’s difficulties on the subcontinent but a term economists use when inflation is resistant to change. Should we then be overly alarmed to see inflation stuck at 2.7% for three months straight in the UK? Perhaps … Read more