Hotels Are Opting For Robot Butlers – How Do Customers Feel About It?
Experts predict that by 2030, robots will comprise around 25 percent of the workforce in the hospitality industry. But how do human customers feel about being looked after by robots?
Can You Trust Online Reviews?
With the festive season rapidly approaching many of us will opt to do our gift-buying online, but how can we be sure the items we choose are of good quality? Most people rely on reviews, but research shows that these can be misleading...
BlueSky BookShelf Meets: Guillaume Dumont
Great ideas and ethically sound intentions don't always equate to success. How can socially motivated entrepreneurs ensure that their aspirations can be realised, endure, and create the impact they wish to leave upon the world? Enter Guillaume Dumont
4 Leadership Lessons From Horror Movies
Research from Durham University Business School finds that experiencing regular disruptive events strengthens an individual's leadership identity and capabilities. So maybe we should be looking to the heroes and heroines of horror films to show us how to survive the world of business.
Got Bad News? Experts Reveal How To Break It To Your Employees
In the corporate world, trying to contain or control the spread of bad news among employees has left many a manager tearing their hair out. Is there ever a good way to break bad news? Our experts discuss...
The Dark Side Of Daylight Savings
When a country begins its Daylight-Saving Time the value of its currency depreciates, reducing its strength in international markets, new research finds.
Neuroticism Can Make Working From Home Impossible – Here’s How Managers Can Help
Flexible working, for many, has introduced a wealth of opportunity when it comes to better managing the work/life balance. But the same does not ring true for everyone. For those who crave routine, thrive on being around people or those who have neurodivergent needs there are challenges that come with being based at home long-term.
Would A Trump Presidency Damage The US Economy?
Republican presidential candidates often made a pro-business case, and many voters believe them, but all signs point toward democratic presidents performing better in managing the economy Why? New research helps to solve the puzzle