Archive for the ‘Recession Strategies’ Category

The day of the talk fest is over

By Peter Scott  |  Recession Strategies  |  Tuesday 4th August 2009

A time to be light on your feetI just learnt this morning that a conference I was to speak at next month has been cancelled. It made me pause for a moment to consider how people’s attitudes towards conferences and seminars have changed in today’s recessionary market.

I heard a story recently that those working in the area of training and development are advised not to (more…)

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A time to be light on your feet

By Peter Scott  |  Recession Strategies  |  Tuesday 28th July 2009

A time to be light on your feetI once heard a New Zealand export manufacturer talking positively about this country’s competitive advantage against some of the really big players in the world such as China and the U.S.

He said our advantage was (more…)

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If you don’t ask, you don’t get!

By Peter Scott  |  Recession Strategies  |  Tuesday 30th June 2009

I’ve been working with a few clients in the retail sector in main centres of both North and South Islands in the past few weeks and it’s given me a new feel for the trends and issues retailers are facing.

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Smart ways to shift focus

By Peter Scott  |  Recession Strategies  |  Tuesday 9th June 2009

I’ve been posting this blog for well over a year now, and I’d like to think we give readers a good heads-up on trends in the property lease market, as well as some insights into how the market works behind the scenes.

So it was interesting for me this week to take some of this expertise into the mainstream news media as a commentator on TVNZ’s business programme: NZI Business June 5: Renters’ market for office space

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Time to give up secrets to make better deals

By Peter Scott  |  Recession Strategies  |  Tuesday 24th March 2009

When it comes to financial matters, most of us like to keep the detail close to our chests.

It’s often considered foolhardy to (more…)

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