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The business implications of people’s changing perceptions of time
Posted on: June 7, 2016
Our article on LinkedIn examines how people’s perception of time is changing and what implications this presents for marketing and business development approaches.
In the piece Michelle suggests how businesses can adapt to the changes and why more experiential, rather than purely digital, interaction could help you to engage more with clients, prospects and contacts.
Read Our changing perceptions of time – implications for marketing and business development
And do let us know your thoughts and experiences of changing perceptions to time, and what they mean for marketing and business in general. We’ll be following and exploring the issue over the coming months.
