The damage done by the financial crisis of 2008 to the image of business is mostly unrepairable.
I am all for continuous professional development (CPD) and I do believe that an ongoing process of learning is crucial for the progression of any career or profession.
There is more than ample evidence that boards of directors in Malta are steadily, although quietly, changing. A number of factors have contributed to this.
In today’s job market organisations are facing the reality of an increasingly mobile workforce. The promise of a stable income is no longer attractive enough to keep employees from moving from one employer to the next.
For a time, a number of former senior bank executives and semi-retired accountancy firm partners were being regularly contacted to sit on boards of newly registered companies with foreign shareholders.
A common problem that managers face is employees dressing inappropriately for the workplace. It may mean an awkward and sensitive confrontation with the employee with the concern of easily offending them.
