Author Archives: Susan Metcalfe
Writing an Advert that Sells
At some time in your lives most of you will have to draft a classified advert – whether it’s to sell something you no longer want or, if you’re in business, to advertise your products and services cheaply. As they … Continue reading
A Really Interesting Video!
If you want to start your own business, but you don’t have the funds to do it, you have a few options. You can: • ask the bank for a loan • ask friends and family for a loan • … Continue reading
The Business of Twitter
I was discussing Twitter with my husband the other day and he was saying that he really didn’t understand what all the fuss was about, ‘it’s all just celebrity tittle-tattle isn’t it?’ he asked. Continue reading
Business Training Courses – Training for All Areas of Life
An interesting question came up on our LinkedIn discussions this week: is business for every one?
One group member commented that you need training to be in business. Hear! Hear! As a training provider of course I agree. Continue reading
English is a Living Language and is Changing All the Time!
This week saw the new Collins Scrabble dictionary published with 3000 new words being added to the existing quarter of a million. Continue reading
Basic Accounting Concepts – Depreciation
Last week I talked about fixed and current assets so this week I’ll look at why it’s important for a company to distinguish between the two. Continue reading
Basic Accounting Concepts – What is an Asset?
Many people when starting out in business or are new to management are often unfamiliar with accounts and terms used in accountancy. Continue reading
Finding a Supplier
Finding a good supplier needs to be given time and energy. Simply using the first one that comes along can cost you a lot of money or even bring down your business if you’re not careful. Continue reading
Why a Good Command of English is Important for Your Career
English is the most widely spoken language around the world and is required for communicating in a variety of professional fields including: business, information technology, science, medicine, aviation, entertainment, radio, diplomacy and more. Continue reading