Research and Development Tax Reliefs have been around since 2000, and a large number of successful claims have been submitted. All too often we think of R & D as being somehow solely focused on the scientific community, immediately conjuring up images of white lab...
If you are bemused as I am as to what's happening in the US, then take time out to listen to Rand Fishkin from Seattle as we talk about this thorny subject. We explore the central issue of race, how the history of the US has profound implications that are still being...
How apprenticeships work in the UK. There are some great opportunities for employers to recruit and train using the modern route of apprenticeships, which has changed considerably over the years. Harry Harris of Swarm, is immersed in this world and here he takes time...
it's common sense when you think about it - assessment tests won't and can't work in isolation. Human beings are far too complex for an assessment to provide some form of magic bullet or easy answer. However they can form part of the solution, and play an integral...
SaaS makes perfect sense for consumers. However, if your business is custom software development, how on earth do you get noticed in such a crowded marketplace? Or sell enough to sustain and grow a business? Geordie has a great track record of doing just that, using...
In the B2B world, both buyers and sellers need each other. However, all too often the relationship between salespeople and buyers is fraught, and frequently adversarial too. But does it have to be this way? In this fascinating podcast, we have two ultra professionals...