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How to make the most of one-on-one meetings
Simon Slade shares five tips for making the most of one-on-one meetings without rushing or dominating them.
The six biggest mistakes that business leaders make today
We all make mistakes - but by realising what our mistakes are, we can make sure our organisations don't suffer, says Sarah Pearce.
Win tickets to party with Unfiltered and watch McLaren’s premiere
Ever had the urge to rub shoulders with some of the best in the business and watch a movie premiere? Have we got an
How AJ Park helps Wellington software company Isovist get down to business
Should you get paid to speak at events?
PledgeMe CEO Anna Guenther weighs in on a controversial topic.
Biased? No, not me!
Paradigm SHIFT founder Rebecca Morris says we need to confront our biases - even if we don't think we have any.
Friday Friv: Tender wings of desire
Friday. The day after Thursday, and the day before Saturday. Also the day of the Frivolities.
There’s always more to it: entries are open for the 2017 TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards
NZ Marketing magazine/StopPress and the Marketing Association invite marketers from all industries to share the strategy, thinking and results of their marketing initiatives as the
Imagining experiences: Disney’s Mk Haley on the experience economy and the value of diversity
Think people prefer things over experiences? Don't tell that to Mk Haley, a Florida State professor who works at Disney who visited Te
Kiss your brain: What I learned when I lost my mind
Maddy King, a 2015 Westpac Women of Influence Awards finalist and co-founder of The Drawing Board Challenge, chronicles how a head injury changed her life
Building a vibrant global community is key to worldwide prosperity
Xero CEO Rod Drury shares his thoughts on attending Facebook's F8 conference.
Friday Friv: Wedding llamas
If a Friday occurred without the Frivolities, would it still be a Friday?
Hidden persuasion techniques: Can you resist?
In the latest by Insight Creative CEO and strategy director Steven Giannoulis, the question is raised about the importance of persuasion techniques -
The power of personal brand in business
While your overall organisation is important, so too is your personal brand, says Sarah Pearce.
Why a change is better than a rest
When it comes to getting re-energised, a holiday is better than a rest - at least as Vend founder and chief product officer Vaughan Rowsell tells
Why Pepsi and Kendall Jenner are an example of innovative idiocy
The recent fallout over Pepsi's ad featuring Kendall Jenner is a classic example of a misguided, half-hearted user-centred design process, says Creativate's Jeremy Suisted.
Converging cultural movements: Sustainability and authenticity
Millennials aren't the only driving force behind a push for sustainability, says TRA's Shaun Fitzgibbon.
Entries for the 2017 C-Prize are now open!
The next big thing in wearable technology could come from New Zealand’s premier challenge prize, launched by Callaghan Innovation.
Too much information: The lowdown on data
Sarah Pearce shares tips on how to manage to stay sane and not become overwhelmed with all the data out there.
Riding the wave of social conversations
Gone are the days of hyper-competitiveness. Collaboration is the new name of the game for businesses that want to get ahead, says TRA's
The rise and rise of foodie-ism
Food is life and a huge part of the prevailing culture in today’s society - and a great lens through which to observe social
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Idealog dines in the dark
Digital editor Ben Mack learns what it's like to live with a visual impairment while eating dinner in complete darkness.