'I once picked potatoes for a summer - that taught me a lot in terms of what hard labour felt like'
Sprout Social’s Gerard Murnaghan talks about motivating staff and his dog Ruby.
Sprout Social’s Gerard Murnaghan talks about motivating staff and his dog Ruby.
There has been calls for a four-day working week with companies worldwide deciding to cut office hours.
Reports of workplace bullying have been high in Ireland - it’s time employers do something
Ireland has been found to have one of the highest rates of workplace bullying in the developed world.
The Irish podcast network is expanding into the former home of Westland Studios.
Why Irish companies need to adopt the Silicon Valley mindset - or at least the positive parts
Entrepreneurs need to keep learning and be inspired by Silicon Valley, while also looking to the east
Experts weigh in on how the change to a shorter week could affect the workplace.
The CEO of Bamboo talks Christmas trees, long hours and milkshakes.
In a world of round-the-clock email notifications and blurred office hours, risk of burnout is increasing.
How do you prepare for a media storm?
Sometimes, 60-hour work weeks are inevitable. Most of the time, however, they aren’t
Such long weeks creates a bad corporate culture and can undermine your leadership abilities.
Is the early promise that blockchain will change the world getting closer, or is it a dream?
With the tech now a decade old, blockchain adoption is on the up after a volatile infancy.
Logograb co-founder Luca Boschin talks regional breakfasts and looking into the future.
The tax which was originally introduced in Ireland in 2010 penalises any fuel that emits CO2 when burned.
As rents rise, people are looking beyond Dublin for their next job
While Dublin is once again ‘booming’, prices are booming too and that presents challenges.
More action is needed to boost female labour participation and bridge the gender pay gap
If we’re to make real change in addressing the gender pay gap, a social shift is required
A new report cites the influx of tech workers as helping to drive up demand.
You need to tackle your unconscious bias before it ruins your company
We all have deeply ingrained subtle biases. It often can’t be avoided, but it can be managed.
The US company is the latest to expand in Ireland amid a flurry of job announcements.
More multinational companies are setting up outside the capital.
GDPR has led to more people looking for their data from businesses - here's how to deal with it
There has been a lot of attention on Data Subject Access Requests (DSAR) since GDPR was introduced almost a year ago.