‘I have a great friend here and his name is Santiago O’Reilly, which always makes me smile’
Wild Geese: Mike Gallagher works for US software company Switcher in Buenos Aires
Nanotechnology ensures nutrient supplements actually deliver
New Innovator: Nicholas Deeney, Biovit Technologies
‘The idea that there’s endless opportunity appeals to me’
Wild Geese: Alice Maria Murphy, California: 'I always knew I wanted to go and see what else was out there'
Simple Probate: app helps with protracted legal process of executing a will
Oisin Dolphin and Isabella Hughes cofounded company aimed at improving experience of being an executor
Leveraging GPT to help engineers and manufacturers adopt AI
Anthony McLoughlin and start-up Better Futures have set out to build a bridge to make it easier and cost-effective for engineers to identify how AI could improve what they do
Why are employers so poor at giving feedback on job interviews?
Feedback to unsuccessful job applicants may be best practice as an idea but the failure by companies to give it may tarnish their future recruitment prospects and public image
Irish start-up Slick+ bridges the gap in tacit learning associated with remote working
Short-format video platform allows users to share skills, job know-how and in-house ways of doing things with their colleagues
A worker struggling with IVF feels sidelined after seeking support from management. How should she proceed?
An expert advises to first assume that management are acting with the best intentions before seeking clarification and remedy
Duck feeding: Irish firm puts dispensers in parks across Ireland, UK and Netherlands
Matthew Knight’s The Feed Ducks Initiative is now operating feeding stations in public parks in Ireland, the UK and Netherlands
Active learning now the focus for the workplace
Degrees will continue to have their place but employers now keen on education and training that can have an immediate impact
Cutting corporate travel costs by paying employees to host colleagues
Roamr founders believe it offers a perfect fit for budget-conscious start-ups and tech firms that employ millennials and Generation Z-ers
Job recruitment in Ireland is taking on some of the worst aspects of dating app culture
Ghosting, love-bombing and baiting are among bad practices becoming commonplace, but treating candidates shabbily is shortsighted
Novel language processing system detects mental health distress in employees by analysing their speech
Key potential customers include companies employing content moderators and trust and safety agents
Connacht’s female entrepreneurs: ‘Making a living from clothing in Ireland is not easy’
A growing number of female entrepreneurs in the west of Ireland are signing up to support programmes to help them get their businesses off the ground
A chance interview at ESB led to an international career in energy
Wild Geese: Catherine Hurley, Malta