Technological Revolution: The Young, The Educated & The Rich
In an interview with Harvard Business Review’s Azeem Azhar, Carlotta Perez, author of Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital:...
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Humanising The Shadow-Man
Have you ever worked in a huge corporate setting? Somewhere where you wouldn’t be able to point your boss out of a prison lineup? Who...
Speak It Into Existence
A friend of mine, once said that one of the most detrimental aspects of creating something, is to jump the gun and talk about it too...
Don't Worry, Be Crappy: An Exploration Of The iPod
When you are working on the final stage of agile project development, you may find yourself overwhelmed, already spotting potential...
Is There Such Thing As Bad Press: Amazon vs Fenty
Rihanna; a successful woman in both business and music. Her career started in the early 2000s, with the launch of her music career, which...
100% My Type On Paper: An Exploration of the concept of Fit
Love Island certainly taught us a lot about the nature of romantic relationships. The Big Brother is always watching nature of this...
A Company Isn’t A Family: It’s An Alliance
Usually, particularly in retail chains, it is not uncommon for the idea of a corporation being like a family, to be mentioned,...
Plundering The Space Between HEXBUGS and Today's Drone Technology
HEXBUG Nanos were an offshoot of the HEXBUG toys, originally launched in 2007, that came out in 2011. The Nanos, were significantly...
2012, Adrian Helmsley, and A World Post-Covid
Over the weekend, I decided to watch my favourite films, back to back. I was cosy, in my dressing gown with a bag of chocolate buttons,...
What Looks To Be Resistance Is Lack Of Clarity: How To Change When Change Is Hard
Chip and Dan Heath released a book which explored this idea of inspiring changes despite friction. In this book, Switch: How To Change...
No Man Gets Left Behind
Some people find friends for life in their colleagues from their crappy jobs in retail or service. Others, find themselves completely...
The Carrot Sharpener: How Flying Tiger Copenhagen Managed To Produce An Effective “Novelty” Product
Disclaimer: The following is solely theoretical. There is no evidence to suggest that Flying Tiger Copenhagen actually used Value...
We Are More Than A Sum Of Our Resumes
You wouldn’t introduce yourself like that, especially not in the workplace; these tidbits of information may eventually be shared in...
The Working World Isn't A Horse Race; It's The Planets In Orbit
It isn’t uncommon to acknowledge everyone in your working world as a potential rival. Many companies have famous rivalries: Boots and...
LAMDA and Agility: Cut From The Same Cloth?
LAMDA is an abbreviation associated with Lean Product and Process Development. The letters respectively mean Look, Ask, Model, Discuss,...
Wasted Potential: How Agile Workplaces And Lean Product Development Allow Us To Reduce Waste
How many times have you sat in a conference room, and had your idea shot down? You’re trying not to let it show, but this concept you...
Neutralising Toxic Company Culture
“Don’t stay with your company if you’re not having fun”. Although Wolter Smit’s comment referred to engagement with workplace tasks,...
Fast Fashion And Agility: An Exploration of Primark’s Successful Love Island Merchandise
Primark is a high-street-favourite store. Without having a website to purchase clothing from, it has made some daring moves during the...
The Jones' Can Mind Their Own Business
Humans are inherently individualistic, there always has to be “something in it for me”. Usually, that something is money. After all, our...
You Can Be Present, Without Being Somewhere In-Person
Agile working has been a part of most people’s lives since we adopted smartphone technology, and could take our emails everywhere. Having...
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