Sketchnote
I recently discovered the existence of #sketchnoting: a kind of #storytelling 2.0, halfway between comic book and written novel that requires a big
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Human Resources Business Partner: publicity stunt or purposeful rebranding ?
Introduction Why adding up “Business Partner” if “Human Resources” alone make perfect good sense ? And, is adding up “Business
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Finance explained to my mother-in-law. Chapter VII – Income Statement
Reclassifications in management accounting are generally quite free and adaptable to the company structure without imposing rigid schemes such as
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“I fear the Greeks even when they bring gifts” : the customer-supplier “partnership”
Introduction Years ago, the so-called customer-supplier “partnership” started to become fashionable in the automotive industry. This definition has always reminded
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Finance explained to my mother-in-law. Chapter VI – Expenses
In this chapter you will get acquainted with 7 categories: Variable Costs Fixed Costs Operational Lever Neutral Stored costs Capitalized
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Finance explained to my mother-in-law. Chapter V – Revenues
In Profitability Analysis there are different types of Revenues: Turnover Reinvoicing of expenses Other revenues Financial income Multi-year orders The
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Finance explained to my mother-in-law. Chapter IV – Documents and principles
The documents that make up the annual statement of a company are 3: Profit and Loss Balance Sheet Cash flow
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What did I learn from “The last dance” on Netflix
First of all, I learned that if I had been in Chicago between 1991 and 1998, given the Bulls’ incredible
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Finance explained to my mother-in-law. Chapter III – Value creation
That CFOs are all boring, bald, eyeglass-wearing pain in the ass is an urban legend. But there is no doubt
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Finance explained to my mother-in-law. Chapter II – Risk and return
If there is an absolute principle in Finance it is that there is no return without risk. “Playing the stock
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