In this time of uncertainty, even the largest organizations are rethinking their operations to be more agile. The disruption of the pandemic has forced businesses to adapt; otherwise, they face the prospect of eventual failure. We have all been affected by the chaos of the past few months. And yet not everyone seems to be […]
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Technologies are changing how people run their businesses. If you don’t keep up, your own business will suffer as others gain a competitive edge over you. Even a small business can benefit from the transformations some technologies can make to their operations. Here are some innovations that you should look into integrating into your company
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The coronavirus outbreak made people retreat to their homes, which means spending so much time with your families you eventually get bored with each other. One family on Instagram had a series of games such as seeing who gets to fly their paper airplanes the farthest to amuse themselves. How was family game night during
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What’s the first thing we do when we meet someone new? When we get introduced to a person, we talk about mundane stuff, but not about the things that we are really curious about such as a person’s age, social status, job, educational attainment, interests, and the like. We now do that through social media.
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Colors pop. Pictures hold a thousand words. And good graphic design can hook and reel in an audience in a way that words could never achieve. Let’s be real; while a good essay can expound ideas, wordiness is tough to deal with. And not to mention that the vast majority of us don’t carry a
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While it’s too late for spring cleaning, it is always a good time to clean out the accumulated junk in your attic or basement. And while you’re at it, why not make money on the side? Garage sales are too common and won’t fetch you a good sum. However, you can—and should—transform your old wares
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Did you know that home equity doubles as a long-term wealth-building strategy? Mortgage payments reduce what you owe as your home gains value, which causes it to function as a “forced savings account.” Unlike other assets purchased with a loan (such as cars), houses do not lose value while you pay them off. Another perk
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On average, it takes about two weeks to a month before you can hire someone. Don’t forget the countless days and nights you have to toil to ramp up recruitment. While there’s no effective shortcut to hiring, you can make it more efficient and productive with the right tools. 1. LinkedIn LinkedIn has a wealth
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If you want to stay productive even in your downtime, here are a few things that you can do. 12 Ways to Stay Productive Even During Your Spare Time Get a hobby. A hobby allows you to take a break from your usual routine and get distracted with something that interests you. If you don’t
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According to a recent survey, a lot of adult Americans have no idea what their credit score is. As many as 23 percent of millennial Americans don’t know this critical number. Even more shocking is that 54 percent of Gen Z Americans, approximately 24 million of whom will be legal adults by November, have no
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