Free-Photos / Pixabay He looks trustworthy. She couldn’t hack it. He lacks class. She looks efficient. Humans possess an armoury of instincts that keep us alive. We also use these to make snap judgements about people based on the clothes they wear. In the workplace, especially, we are conditioned with preconceived ideas of what is […]
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One of the first questions we get from most of our reputation management clients is “How long will reputation management take?”. (The next question is “how much does ORM cost” of course.) Their anxiety is understandable considering that more than 80% of consumers now search Google before doing business with a company. What Google’s first
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I wasn’t shocked when Amazon announced its intent to purchase Whole Foods for $13.7 billion. For years, Amazon had wanted a retail footprint, and with its experiments with Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go, grocery was an obvious target. Grocery chains have notoriously tight margins, but Whole Foods actually operates on better margins than Amazon (5
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Tumisu / Pixabay “Well, that’s the end of our Sprint Review… Any questions?” Has this ever happened to you? It can be very frustrating to the Product Owner and the Development Team – you’re showing them your working software, but not getting any feedback! Without feedback, you don’t know if you’re heading the right direction
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By Guest Author Innovation drives the future, and technology is the main catalyst that fuels rapid evolution. High competition to capture profitable markets have pushed entrepreneurs to invest huge sums in developing technologies that baffle all alien life forms. Creative brains have given birth to complex bots and algorithms
As retail or departmental stores continue to expand their in-house stock and the length of display shelf aisles, it becomes more challenging to maintain consistency of on-shelf availability of each and every product. Despite such hurdles, retailers try to cover most of the categories of consumer goods in their stores, which invariably necessitates the installation
Felix_Broennimann / Pixabay Freelance work is not easy, sometimes you have to reward yourself. I’m not sure what your day is like, but I get pulled in many different directions. As a parent of two kids, though I have flexibility and can make my own schedule, there are many demands. I’m an on call lost
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stux / Pixabay I see people every day in business lost on what they should or can do. The old rules where you were a good boy or girl and advanced up a ladder doesn’t play out much today. You can’t simply rest on your laurels and hope someone notices enough to develop a career
WikiImages / Pixabay When it comes down to it, your personalization strategy will only be as successful as the effort you apply. While it is certainly possible to see impressive results without a real strategy in place – simply by implementing campaigns here and there when you spot opportunities – a broader, long-term strategy can
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“Doing what needs to be done may not make you happy, but it will make you great.” ― George Bernard Shaw Hands up if you want a main ingredient for business success, served on a plate. What if I told you it had to do with systems. I know. Systems get a bad reputation for
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