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For 12 years the results of a national survey have revealed the New Zealand’s most trusted brands. Every year I read the release and the news stories that follow and wonder about reputation and trust and how we all, as consumers decide which brands we trust and those we don’t.
The top performers in this year’s Kantar Corporate Reputation Index are very...
Every week, one story or another pops up in popular media about homeowners who have encountered a tradesperson or service business that has been entirely lacking – either in the quality of work done, the failure to finish work, the inability to begin a project, or worst of all, to have paid a substantial deposit and then had nothing done whatsoever and monies not retu...
Working at home is by no means a new thing but it has certainly increased due to necessity over the past few months, in the new, Covid-19 reality. Mainly to curb infection and to maintain productivity and functionality, businesses that were able to conduct operations by employees and/or contractors working remotely were mandated and encouraged to do so. Obviously this...
On Monday, 11th of May, cabinet will meet to decide whether New Zealand eases lock down restrictions and moves down to Level 2, in 48 hours. In all probability, the low number of new daily cases that we have seen in the past few weeks, as well as the overwhelmingly positive response to Covid-19, will mean we can move to something closer to the normality of a little ov...
I’ve riffed on John Clarke Fred Dagg’s (John Clarke) song “We Don’t Know How Lucky We Are” before. It’s a great song and shamelessly parades all of the things that Kiwis prize about ourselves and our country, while also satirising the Muldoon era of the 1970s. Although i...