UK small businesses hit by hiring woes despite record wage rise
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READ MOREInnovation and new ideas are the lifeblood of good business
"Innovate or die" is a mantra that many founders follow, lest their product or service stagnates and leaves them behind the competition. But transformation isn't cheap and cash-strapped small firms can't afford dedicated teams and state-of-the-art labs.
Anthony Eskinazi believes that innovation can be fostered without breaking the bank – and it starts with a company's culture and team. "We have an environment where ideas are encouraged," says the founder of JustPark, an app that connects drivers with parking spaces.
Read more at The Telegraph.
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