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How to choose a recruitment consultancy: rules of attraction
You should consider all the options before deciding which consultancy will be best for your business 04 Sep 2008
Marketing: avoiding a sleepless night
Oliver Bray considers some marketing traps for the unwary and rounds-up the dangers in recent legislation 04 Sep 2008
Director rules: personal struggle
New conflict of interest rules put the heat on directors 28 Aug 2008
How to select a training provider: invest in your people
If a firm wants to be successful then it is vital to ensure that staff are able to grow and develop within the business. Andrew Jenner looks at the methods available to meet CPD commitments 14 Aug 2008
Remote working is back
The struggling economy has reversed the shift to remote working 14 Aug 2008
Profile: Ian Powell, chairman of PwC
Being number one isn't enough for PwC chairman Ian Powell. He tells Gavin Hinks how he plans to create something really special at the Big Four titan 14 Aug 2008
Professionalism: protecting the profession's good name
How can professionally qualified practitioners differentiate themselves from unqualified competitors when anyone can call themselves as an accountant? Damian Wild found out at the latest Accountancy Age web seminar 31 Jul 2008
Selling rules: the end of aggressive sales techniques
Radical changes to the law concerning consumer protection will bring an end to aggressive sales techniques. Failure to comply will cost you – and your clients – time and money 31 Jul 2008
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