Millions of UK workers plan to switch career paths – Are your staff satisfied?
New research reveals that millions of British workers are considering changing up their routine by contemplating an alternate career path within the next two years. more»
Entrepreneurial spirit
Five things to remember when taking entrepreneurial risks
Taking entrepreneurial risks is a much-debated subject within the world of business. Some people believe that an entrepreneur is not an inherent risk taker, but can understand and calculate when to take risks and when to step back. more»
The entrepreneurial traits that make business leaders stand out
A new study has uncovered the entrepreneurial traits needed to succeed as a business leader, revealing significant differences in the personalities of founders and employees. more»
Lessons in business from Richard Branson you can’t ignore
He’s a man with as many entrepreneurial failures as successes, but Richard Branson does have some useful business advice for fellow business builders. more»
Ten of the most exciting young entrepreneurs to watch
Business Advice has put together its list of ten exciting young entrepreneurs to watch at the start of 2017. The achievements of these youngsters demonstrate the innovative, hard-working and determined mindset necessary to turn an idea into a successful profit making company. more»
Student entrepreneurship booms, with tech enterprises leading the way
According to the latest annual survey from Santander Universities, student enterprises now generate more than £913m a year for the UK economy – each having an average annual turnover of roughly £13,213. more»
Younger siblings are more likely to be entrepreneurs
Researchers from the universities of Birmingham and Reading have discovered that younger siblings in families are far more likely to take a risk and start their own enterprise than their older brothers or sisters. more»
Entrepreneurial desire in Britain is soaring – so why aren’t more people taking the leap?
More than 1.3m would-be entrepreneurs dream of starting their own business within the next 12 months, with food-related startups the go-to venture for many. more»
One-in-five workers set to become entrepreneurs in retirement
Four in ten people yet to retire plan to carry on working in some capacity when they are no longer employed full-time – indicating that the idea of working over the age of 65 has become more attractive. more»
Fear of failure holding back Britain’s entrepreneurial spirit
A worldwide entrepreneurship study of 50,000 people, has found that Britain is lagging behind the global average when it comes to entrepreneurial spirit, with fear of failure a frequently cited reason. more»
