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Cultural Training - Working Effectively with the Middle East
Working with the Middle East can be challenging. Even though it is stimulating and rewarding, there are potential difficulties when people from different cultures misunderstand each other, especially when English is not their first language.
Cultural Training - Working Effectively with the French
Working with the French can be challenging. Even though it is stimulating and rewarding, there are potential difficulties when people from different cultures misunderstand each other, especially when English is not their first language.
Cultural Training - Working Effectively with the Germans
Working with the Germans can be challenging. Even though it is stimulating and rewarding, there are potential difficulties when people from different cultures misunderstand each other, especially when English is not their first language.
HR Dept offers Managing Development Training
Managing people is not easy if you haven’t learnt the skills and techniques. But these skills can be trained and HR Dept's unique programme will develop managers so that managing staff effectively becomes easier and more enjoyable.
Cultural Training - Working and Living Effectively in the UK
If you have an international assignee/s arriving in the UK to live and work, how will the British attitudes and behaviours impact on their work and daily life? Will they need to modify their behaviour to create a positive impression? What's it really like living in the UK? Partners and children are welcome to join the session.
Cultural Training - Working Effectively with India
Working with colleagues/ clients/ suppliers from a different culture, such as India, can be challenging. Even though it is stimulating and rewarding, there are potential difficulties when people from a mixture of cultures misunderstand each other, especially when English is not their first language.
Cultural Training - Working Effectively with the Chinese
Working with the Chinese can be challenging. Even though it is stimulating and rewarding, there are potential difficulties when people from different cultures misunderstand each other, especially when English is not their first language.
Cultural Training - Working Effectively with the Japanese
Working with the Japanese can be challenging. Even though it is stimulating and rewarding, there are potential difficulties when people from different cultures misunderstand each other, especially when English is not their first language.
Xaar presents latest performance enhancing printhead technology for 3D Printing
Xaar is inviting visitors to see the latest in printhead technology on stand J21 at this year’s TCT Show, September 25-27 at the NEC in Birmingham.
Printheads
At Xaar we develop world-leading piezoelectric drop-on-demand inkjet technologies.
Trying to get pregnant? Fertility Fayre aims to increase chances of having a baby
Bourn Hall Cambridge hosts free event during National Fertility Awareness Week, on 3rd November 2018
Time for employers to put workplace health & wellbeing front of mind
Every day last year that someone was absent from work due to ill health cost UK companies on average £720. With the average number of days lost to ill health per employee at 5.2 days, there’s a clear impact on business, which is why firms must better prioritise the health & wellbeing of their staff. That’s according to new survey analysis by the CBI, in partnership with Bupa and HCA Healthcare.
How to make video an essential part of your marketing strategy
With 76% of marketers saying video content has increased sales of their product or service, it’s no wonder the demand for video is growing.
Cambridge Innovation Capital leads AudioTelligence’s seed funding
Cambridge Innovation Capital has led a £3.1 million seed funding round into AudioTelligence Limited, a company delivering real-time audio processing technology for the enhancement of Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) systems.
Fund Twenty8 opens for investment to the public for two weeks only
After numerous requests from SyndicateRoom investors, Fund Twenty8 – the world’s first algorithmically-driven EIS fund – will open again for investment today (11th September) for two weeks only.
Iprova Limited
Iprova uses artificial intelligence to deliver disruptive inventions.
Cambridge Network celebrates its 21st birthday
Cambridge Network members and guests filled the new ballroom of the University Arms Hotel last week to celebrate the Network's 21st birthday.
Cambridge Index eases 1.7%
The Cambridge Index dropped 519.3 points or 1.7% to close at 27,730.6, as four of the top five Index heavyweights posted weekly losses to their share prices.
Arecor secures £6m investment for clinical development of its diabetes portfolio
Arecor Ltd, the UK-based leader in developing superior biopharmaceuticals through the application of an innovative formulation technology platform, today announces that it has secured £6 million of investment from new and existing investors for the clinical development of the Company’s speciality pharma portfolio of proprietary diabetes products.
Anglia Ruskin expands Law Clinic services
Anglia Ruskin University’s Law Clinic will be expanding in the new academic year, in response to the high level of demand from the local community.
Funds raised by Bridge the Gap Walk hit half a million
More than 2000 walkers were treated to a spectacular and memorable walk last Sunday (9 September). The family friendly Bridge the Gap Walk took in six of Cambridge’s famous Colleges and the recently reopened Museum of Zoology.
Pull up a chair as binge-watching gets serious
Academics from across the world will meet in Cambridge this week to discuss the very modern phenomenon of binge-watching – one of the most talked-about cultural developments of the 21st century.
Cutting-edge microscope revealed at opening of new £5m structural biology centre
The Medical Research Council-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research (CVR) opened an innovative new structural biology centre yesterday (Tuesday), home to a cutting-edge JEOL CryoARM 300, the first cryo-electron microscope of this model in the United Kingdom, which will be used to image biological molecules at near atomic level.
Mentoring can reduce anxiety, says study
Mentoring of junior colleagues can reduce anxiety and improve the mental health of the mentors themselves, finds a new study co-authored by Dr Thomas Roulet of Cambridge Judge Business School.
The karma of business, based on a haircut and a floral basket
Is the hard nosed, cold eyed world of business aloof from the concept of karma, or is there a real return to be had in helping others?