Why productivity matters
Productive companies get more out of what they’ve got, enabling them to increase their profits, pay higher wages and invest in their future. More productive businesses mean a more prosperous country. Discover why productivity matters below.
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Shielding, but far from isolated from his team
When a health condition for Mark Holden required him to shield during the pandemic, the pub landlord sought advice from a mentor to help him lead effectively from a distance. The results have been astounding.
Mentoring for Growth
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Learning to become a better leader, without the guilt
Having become a leader through her business naturally expanding, Emma Heathcote-James always felt guilty about investing in her own development.
Productivity through People
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I’m sharing info with my advisory board that has never left the business
With ambitious growth plans of 20 per cent a year, Hydraulics Online are using an advisory board made up of experienced business leaders to mark a clear route.
Networks
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Mentors have to be able to ask difficult questions
When the coronavirus crisis emerged, mentor Eliz Edgar was on hand to offer valuable advice and guidance.
Mentoring for Growth
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There is nothing I wouldn’t want another person to see – even a competitor
An open approach to business, and a belief in the power of networking, has seen Lisa Smith, founder of Ginger Bakers, through a multitude of personal and professional challenges.
Benchmarking
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There’s lots to be learnt from businesses outside your sector
When Sally Ainsley realised her Productivity through People course was full of manufacturing sector firms she did wonder if there was any value taking part.
Productivity through People