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World of work: So, you think you’ve got influencing nailed. Your powers of persuasion have worked well in the past and there is no reason to think they won’t do so again. Not so fast. The number one thing that prevents people becoming better influencers is the assumption that they’re good at it. has urged homeowners to check that their house is adequately insured, as the average cost of rebuilding a home has risen by 12 per cent in the past year, writes Ellen O’Regan.
Almost exactly a decade ago Ireland’s pint-supping public was preparing for its biggest shock to the system since the smoking ban asannounced its entry to the market with its first acquisition here. However things haven’t quite worked out as planned, writes Ian Curran.Cork’s Ann Kelleher tells Ciara O’Brien in our Interview of the Week. She is sharing the philosophy that has helped propel her to the senior ranks in global chip powerhouse Intel. Heading up the technology development division of the business, the Irishwoman has been credited with the turnaround of the unit by Intel chief executive Pat Gelsinger, where she was responsible for the research, development and deployment of next-generation silicon logic, packaging and test technologies..
So, you think you’ve got influencing nailed. Your powers of persuasion have worked well in the past and there is no reason to think they won’t do so again. Not so fast. The number one thing that prevents people becoming better influencers is the assumption that they’re good at it., the sportswear brand synonymous with the GAA. Sales of replica county jerseys are down by 4 to 5 per cent this year, following a 20 per cent decline in 2022, writes John Burns in his Friday slot.
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