The times we live in are all about technology- everything we do from work to play is influenced by the tech around us. And when it comes to marketing a business, it’s easy to think that all of your resources should be poured into these online methods. After all, digital marketing done well is highly […]
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As an employer, your priority is to ensure the business is profitable. This couldn’t be achieved without your hard-working employees whose health and safety is vitally important. Without your employees, your business wouldn’t be able to function. The happiness of your employees can directly correlate to their motivation within the workplace. If your employees are
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Millennials and Gen Z’s are often stereotyped as lazy by the older generations. However, according to a study by corporate HR advisor Bruce Pfau, evidence have shown that “employees of all ages are much more alike than different in their attitudes and values at work,” with analyst Amanda Kreun also saying that both millennials and
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If your company is outgrowing its current location, it might be time to expand your business. Whether you add a new retail location or are pursuing a separate venture, your company could use a thorough pat-down before plunging into expansion. An inadequate plan or insufficient funding could be the downfall to your business, so we’ve
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“This article was originally published at HiCharlie.com.” With summer quickly approaching, many of us are indulging the fantasy of lounging on a tropical beach with yummy cocktails or taking a long-awaited road trip. As exciting as those things sound, the fantasy is often dashed when reality hits: these things cost money, and summer FOMO usually
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“This article was originally published at HiCharlie.com” Confession: Traveling during the busy summer season just isn’t for me. In our modern age filled with digital nomads and travel hacking devotees, it’s almost a sin not to be daydreaming about the next summer vacay. But in my humble opinion, summer travel can be a
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This post was originally published on the SilverNest blog. I’m a huge believer in the power of gratitude. I’ve worked with cancer survivors whose gratitude for life’s little and big gifts astounds me. And I’ve worked with people blessed with so much, yet stymied because everything isn’t just right. Regularly focusing on gratitude makes everyone
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Photo by Evonics from Pexels Owning a restaurant isn’t easy. More people are eating out than ever before, but the competition is fierce. It’s not just a whole range of other restaurants that you’re up against, but people are now ordering food online in record numbers, too. Research, determination, and creativity are required if you
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This article was originally published by Uncapped Mortgage Gone are the days when the American dream meant climbing the corporate ladder. Over the last few years, the mindset of the American worker has shifted to valuing flexibility and freedom over stability. Self-employment continues to be a rising trend as employees leave their day jobs to
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(This post was originally published on SilverNest blog) Many of us in the boomer generation are confronting a situation we never thought we would be dealing with: launching a second-act career in our 50s or 60s. Yet that is exactly what many of us are doing — bravely ripping up our old resumes and rewriting our life
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Every employee working at your workplace – from a simple technician to a richly experienced manager expects you to recognize his/her work and appreciate the efforts he/she puts in day after day for the success of your business. Employee recognition and reward is a process through which employers or business owners make a conscious effort
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For many small business owners, developing and executing a successful marketing strategy is a challenge. You’re probably responsible for a number of different areas of your business, which can make investing in putting a plan together a daunting experience. Equipping yourself with https://onnoplus.de/ can help you carry out a successful marketing strategy and skyrocket your business to
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Image If you are new to Amazon Echo and you have only just started to use Alexa for the first time, this will be a bit of a new world to you. Alexa is a great service which will provide you with many tools to make your everyday life easier. You can set
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Depression is a commonly misdiagnosed or entirely overlooked problem. It’s very likely that at least one person at your office has depression. It could even be you. The symptoms are pretty difficult to recognize even for those who suffer from it, which is why it’s good to be prepared. Try to take the depression test from
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This post was originally published on the HiCharlie.com As my friend Mel says, “Numbers are sexy.” We love talking about numbers and tend to fixate on them — particularly when it comes to how much we earn. “I’m a six-figure freelance designer,” or, “If I take this job, I’ll earn $10,000 more.” We oftentimes measure
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