'I used to be scared to say no - I had to learn how to stand up to senior people'
Deliveroo Ireland’s Liam Cox also says he’s had to become a better communicator in the role.
Insights and opinion
Poll: Do you think cash bonuses for staff actually work?
Some argue that they don’t make workers more productive.
What managers can learn watching Dermot Bannon wreck the gaff on Room to Improve
Budget? What budget?
'Everybody said our beer would never sell in Ireland - luckily, we've proved them wrong'
Michaela Dillon’s career took her from making dresses on Broadway to starting a brewery in Roscommon.
What Lazio football club and Dublin Zoo can teach you about invoice fraud
Small and large companies have been targetted with this potentially catastrophic scam.
'My mother prayed to every saint in the world that I wouldn't go to art college'
Mairead deBlaca talks about leaving the corporate life to design and sell her own jewellery.
'I left school when I was 15 - I was more attracted to making money than doing exams'
Sean Bryan, owner of Cut and Sew barbers, also talks about why he still works like an apprentice.
Poll: Do you think Airbnb listings should be licensed in Ireland?
There are concerns the lettings platform is contributing to the housing shortage.
How Lidl spun its Tallaght store's destruction into social media gold
The supermarket chain faced a PR onslaught as looters hit the outlet during Storm Emma.
What a worker's €25,000 payout can teach employers about 'constructive dismissal'
The man was demoted after raising concerns about the company’s accounts.
'I sold my business for €14m, but the retirement plans didn't work out. I needed a new job quickly'
Karl Llewellyn sold two companies and now owns an app giving people travelling access to gyms.
Why LinkedIn hides sweets from its staff... and other tips for looking after workers
Employee well-being isn’t just for big companies – small firms can do it too.
'I can't see past spelling mistakes on CVs - it's a simple way to cost yourself a job'
Jobs.ie general manager Chris Paye also talks about the dangers of duvet days.
Poll: Are traditional business dress codes outdated?
Investment banking behemoth Goldman Sachs has embraced Silicon Valley’s dressed-down look.
How to make sure your family business is ready for the next generation
Succession planning is complicated, especially when you’re handing over a lifetime’s work to your children.
Here's a handy way to build trust in the wake of Europe's strict data protection rules
So-called ‘Privacy Impact Assessments’ are a requirement under the incoming GDPR.
'I mitched off school when I was 13 and asked a hair salon for a job. Now I own it'
Hairdresser Anna Hosty talks about the essential ingredients you need for a solid business partnership.
Poll: Should compulsory retirement be banned?
A high-profile case between RTÉ and an ex-reporter has reignited the issue.
'We were in danger of losing the roof over our heads - there's a lot to be said for desperation'
Celebrity chef Darina Allen also talks about being a glass-half-full person.
Shuttering the government's communications unit will hurt taxpayers the most
Irish citizens are the real casualty in the sorry saga of the Strategic Communications Unit.