Thinking Commercially
Bright NetworkBright Network's Ben Triggs and commercial awareness guru and author Chris Stoakes discuss some of the key business trends of our time. Made for students and recent graduates, Thinking Commercially keeps things simple, developing your understanding of the business world and critical thinking about companies, sectors and the economy as a whole.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | BusinessCareersNewsBusiness News | ||||
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Its the final episode of Thinking Commercially... and Chris and Ben take you through the 5 commercial trends you need to know about right now. more
In this episode of Thinking Commercially, Chris and Ben cover everything you need to know about being commercially aware before an interview or starting a job. Plus, discover how firms are set up and what brilliant opportunities are open for graduate... more
In this episode of Thinking Commercially, Chris and Ben take all of our listeners questions. We cover a range of topics across wider business trends, what you can do to be more commercially awareness and tackling graduate interviews. more
In this episode of Thinking Commercially, Chris and Ben discuss the short term impact of ChatGPT on the business world, CBI and the role of business lobbies, what is shadow banking and why you should know about it and whether bank holidays are a good... more
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- A really useful, informative resource for learning!
As a law student, I am so grateful for this podcast! We are expected to be commercially aware, yet getting started is a difficult task. It has helped me so much with my Banking Law studies and understanding the jargon we’re not directly taught. more
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United Kingdom3 years ago - Thank you
Thank you for allowing me to learn about this jargon which is thrown everywhere but is never taught
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