In this week’s Inside censhare, I continue my conversation with Dieter and learn about how we are applying those same no-silo concepts to our own organization and in doing so, get a great insight into his approach for managing a high growth technology business.

Yes, I know I have touched on this rant before, but yesterday I had a really good conversation with Ryan Skinner, Senior Analyst at Forrester Research, who seemed to share this point of view and got me all stoked up about this again.

Those of you who have kids or are about to have kids might know this situation; you realize that you are going to have a baby. On the one hand you are overwhelmed by this great feeling… yet, on the other hand you think -- this is just very bad timing.

Telling the story about how your product and service makes consumers lives better is content marketing. Once you are thinking about the consumer, you are thinking about the reader. If you are thinking about the reader, you are a publisher.

With a little luck and a lot of skill you can go pretty far in life quickly. That has been the experience of Stephan Deuringer, newly appointed Head of IT Services and the youngest on our management team.

In this episode, we focus in on Dagmar’s latest project; the global implementation of censhare at the internally famous auction house, Christie's.

A while ago, in a previous life, I was invited to present a content marketing workshop to a marketing team from a car manufacturer.

I’ve been working at censhare as a recruiter for a few months now. I realise that what I do might not be entirely clear outside of HR, so I thought a blog post would be the perfect device to answer a few of the questions that I have been asked frequently throughout my career.

In this episode of Inside censhare, I’m again joined by my boss, Dieter Reichert, the CEO of censhare AG and one of the founders of our business over 15 years ago...