In October, Legal Geek will be holding the world’s first conference on LawTech; aimed at connecting LawTech startups and technology with investors. In the run-up to the conference, the Legal Geek MeetUp group kickstarted their Women in Law Tech series, […]
“Great idea, shame about the execution” might sound like a platitude to most. In business, poor execution is without fail the death stroke that eventually leads to its demise. “Operational rigour”, as Sheryl Sandberg told us, is needed to support […]
At Obelisk, we practice what we preach. Each member of staff in the office has the option to work part-time and remotely, to create a work-life balance that works for them. We have a variety of technical tools to streamline […]
Legal IT Insider, the leading media, information and communications channel for legal technology interviewed Obelisk CEO Dana Denis-Smith on the company’s history of impressive growth and the technology advances that made innovation in the legal employment market possible. As part […]
Obelisk Support – 27/05/2016 Obelisk is celebrating today after being crowned Marketing Innovator 2016 at this year’s Legal Innovation Awards. The award specifically acknowledged Obelisk’s marketing efforts with its community news and advice platform The Attic. The awards are open […]
Every year it’s Obelisk tradition to celebrate Chinese New Year. This is China’s most important festival – dedicated to work and family; the two foundation stones here at Obelisk.
The Chinese Zodiac is made up twelve animals; rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, rooster, dog, pig and monkey. Every year, Chinese New Year is symbolized by one of these animals. 2016 is the year of the Monkey. […]
Try our Classic Chinese New Year Recipe; Chow Mein Chinese New Year is the perfect time for families to reunite and get together. So, here’s our classic Chinese recipe for you and your family to try at home, as you […]
A dozen Do’s and Don’ts for Chinese New Year Don’t take medicine. You will be ill for the whole year! Don’t eat porridge for breakfast. Only poor people have porridge for breakfast, and starting the new year as ‘poor’ is […]
Obelisk’s Top Ten Chinese New Year Facts Chinese New Year dates back 4,000 years The largest celebration outside of China takes place in London The Chinese use fireworks to keep evil spirits away – especially Nian, the New Year monster […]