Siblings denied; where’s the common sense?
Surely, in the name of common sense, if your older brother or sister is in a school, you as the younger sibling should be allowed to follow suit.
Business Unusual
The 2 hour, R90 plastic heist
Stuart was shocked when checking-in on a domestic flight last week that he had to plastic wrap his son’s car seat, only for it to be ripped off later.
Remain calm – no one’s directing the traffic
A 20 minute school drop off turned into 50 the other day, as traffic congestion built up.
A cloggy fix for an unbroken Twitter
Recent response to the newly ‘upgraded’ web based Twitter platform has been met with mixed reactions. Well, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Beware the click, it wants to be AutoMated
Spying is, and has always been, a symptom of the world. McKinsey has developed AutoMate, a bot that tracks your clicks and keystrokes.
Sometimes we push too hard; just ask the remote
It’s not a new phenomenon but research suggests that workaholism can lead to higher levels of anxiety, depression, OCD and ADHD.
A parent’s worst enemy; battery powered toys
There’s nothing worse than a 2-year-old’s disappointment that their brand new shiny toy car started and stopped working on the same day.
Turning those ‘business norms’ on its head
I began my journey with a book that most bosses would not want you to read, or in this case listen … “It Doesn’t Have to Be Crazy at Work”.
Managing workloads: Why AB needs a Federer-esque CSA
Managing one’s workload is not limited to business, just ask tennis superstar Roger Federer.
The new addiction coming to a phone near you – gambling
William Hill, Paddy Power and Bet365 are not names we usually associate with on Biznews, but they are brands synonymous with a growing addiction – mobile phone gambling.