The research, from Cartwright and Butler aimed to uncover which industries are the most giving, it has been revealed that marketing professionals have an average of £1,179.56 spent per person per year. This is followed by financial/professional service employees (£1,091.60 p/y) and construction workers (£967.39 p/y). The industry with the least money spent on workers … [Read more…]
With GCSE results announced last week, Data & Marketing Association’s (DMA) Talent division has launched the ‘What Type of Marketer are You?’ quiz to highlight what types of careers the creative, data and marketing industries can offer.
Many communications agencies are failing to apply a data-led strategy to their own workplace, despite using it for their clients. Katy Woodward, Director of Strategy at MediaCom UK looks at how agencies can use data to recognise the realistic output of their workforce and avoid waste and overworking employees.
As schools across England re-open, a new report reveals the true impact of the pandemic on students over the last 11 months – with four-in-five (80%) teachers and two thirds (65%) of parents asserting that the loss of effective teaching time due to Covid-19 will have a long-term impact on pupils’ education.
Gender roles have been set back significantly since the COVID crisis began stated 57% of respondents to a new survey of the UK tech industry released to coincide with International Women’s Day.
A quarter of British organisations are failing to carry out any kind of training or coaching for their marketing and sales staff.
The CES consumer tech show in Las Vegas features thousands of companies from Google and Samsung to unknown startups, all showcasing their ‘next big thing’ in tech. We take a look at the most notable gadgets to come out of this year’s expo, from the innovative to the odd.
With nearly a quarter (24%) of Brits will actively seek a new role in 2020, new research reveals which sectors demand specific digital skills.
Self-driving cars are set to have a significant impact on society and change our future the most over the next 20 years, according to research from tech job board CWJobs.
CES in Las Vegas has just begun, showcasing cutting-edge gadgets, apps and products that could shape technology in the 20s, with ecommerce, short videos and facial recognition dominating the pre-event hype. We look forward to the seven biggest innovations and developments from the biggest tech expo of the year.