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Rhymer Rigby

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Journalist. FT, Times, Guardian, etc. Also books and copywriting. Live in London with wife, daughters, cats.
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Public speaking: How to prepare, practise, and deliver

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By Rhymer Rigby
| Financial Management Verified
It’s something many of us list as one of our greatest fears — being on stage, in front of an audience, about to deliver a speech — and then freezing. And many of us try to avoid public speaking altogether. But as a finance professional, you may be called upon to speak at companywide meetings, professional panels, board or investor updates, or industry events or conferences. Becoming a fluent, accomplished public speaker is easier than you think.
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How to determine what you’re worth

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By Rhymer Rigby
| Financial Management Verified
What are you worth? What should you be paid? It can be difficult to know your market value salary, particularly if you’ve worked at one company for a long time. Usually, you will have only a few data points. One will be your original salary. Another will be any pay rises. And a third will be any information you can glean from friends and colleagues. But you can become quite detached from what your real market value salary is.
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How people — and businesses — can learn from failure

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By Rhymer Rigby
| Financial Management Verified
It has become axiomatic that companies should learn lessons from failure, and for individuals failure can also build resilience, growth, and even humility. IMAGE BY KEMAL/ADOBE STOCK The idea that failure is the best teacher and that we all should be learning from failure has become commonplace in business to the point of cliché. But while most of us buy into this, we often give it little more than lip service.
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