Corporate Team Building

November 5, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Team building is becoming a common song among the lips of many people worldwide. The buzz is rapidly infusing into the corporate world with most employers investing a lot of money in corporate team building in order to achieve the maximum benefits out of their employees. Team building activities are realistic and assist individuals directs their efforts towards a common goal. It is a common knowledge that successful firm is dependant upon how well the staff can establish an effective team.

There are also other reasons why organizations may be so keen in corporate team building. The employer may be keen to find out what hinders creativity in the firm. It may be out of the sheer need to determine the strengths and weaknesses of the company. Build morale of his or her staff while at the same time improving the organizational capacity. Team building forums are also the best time for the staff to solve problems and challenges that they are experiencing.

Irrespective of your goal of undertaking team building, the significant contribution of the exercise cannot be overlooked in an organization. It is always advised that you carry out team building using a structured curriculum to enable the firm to tap on the hidden talents of his staff.

Its never too late to go back to School

July 18, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
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As our world continues to change, we must do what we can to keep up with the times.  This means to continue our education in our career so we are better able to do our job.  Many people are headed back to school or taking online courses so they are more valuable to their employer.  Added education could be the fine line between who is hired and who is fired these days. 

If you are in the marketing field and want to increase your knowledge, you can choose from the many marketing courses that are offered online.   You probably won’t need an introduction class but there are many others to choose from.  Effective internet marketing is a popular course today and the strategic marketing planning course is a two-day course that is for those who are involved in the development of marketing plans or for those who want to review their marketing strategy. 

Maybe a course in marketing communications is what you are searching for. This course is for business and marketing managers who are focused on improving their bottom line.  It is teaches how to revise and evaluate the plan you have in place now.

Climbing Up the UK and European Rankings

September 27, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Leeds University Business School was celebrating recently having retained their top 100 status in The Economist’s world rankings of full-time MBA programmes. Helping the business school achieve this was a strong performance in UK and European rankings.

Continued growth and improvement in the quality of courses and teaching available was vital to the business schools rise up the rankings tables.

Climbing Up the UK and European Rankings

The Economist has been publishing rankings for the past nine years and measures the success of a business school based on a number of factors including, a school’s ability to open new career opportunities for its graduates and the salaries those graduates can expect.

This year once again sees American institutions dominating the top ten list, with no fewer than six included, counting the top four.

However, Leeds University Business School will be encouraged by an improved performance. In the UK rankings, the school climbed two places from 17th to 15th, whilst in Europe a similar two place climb saw the business school rank in 35th for 2010 compared to 37th in 2009.

Retaining a Top 100 Position

However, the luxury of being able to say they are still a top 100 MBA school in the world will have the most impact. Their 2010 ranking sees them in 97th place, with more volatile changes in positions this year credited with their slight fall from 96th place in 2009.

Leeds University Business School offers a number of full-time and part-time (executive) MBA courses for students wanting to make the best start in business or improve their knowledge.

Dean of Leeds University Business School, Professor Peter Moizer, said: “This result confirms what we already knew – that our MBA programme is recognised as being among the best. To secure a place in the top 100 in such a competitive market and at a time of such turbulence in the global economy is an achievement. The ranking provides validation for the hard work that has taken place around the school in the last twelve months.”