Entrepreneurship

The biggest threat to business is climate change. No profit will be possible on a dying planet. For decades, scientists and activists have been warning about stronger and more frequent extreme weather events caused by the unmitigated emission of greenhouse gases into the environment. The consequences of the rising global temperature will lead to […]

With the ever-increasing costs and immense global competition in the manufacturing industry, several manufacturers’ survival is at stake, especially considering the global economic market’s volatility; many manufacturing companies are barely scraping by. Plus, the pressures to innovate and reduce costs are immense, with manufacturing quality suffering in the process. Quality is crucial in the

Accidents in the workplace are costly, and they put businesses in jeopardy. Not to mention, employees who were hurt or injured in these accidents often lose physical abilities that render them unable to do their jobs. Whether it’s minor or major, nothing puts a business in trouble more than workplace accidents. You have to

With new coronavirus infections going down, it will be just a matter of time when herd immunity is achieved. But as early as now, businesses are already planning out new procedures and routines in the workplace. These procedures are designed to prepare for the return of employees to working in an office setting. Here

First, the good news. Based on the information from the US Census Bureau, over 90% of the population had health insurance in 2019. Only 8% didn’t have any at any point during the year. The number of individuals covered by employee-sponsored insurance also increased. It slightly rose to 55.4% from 55.2% in the previous

Before you think about growing your business, you need to make sure it is stable and properly managed. And before it becomes stable, you must do the necessary research to set it up well. Having said that, let us look at issues to keep in mind in the setting, management, and growth stages of

A workplace without politics, unwritten rules, and horrible bosses is a unicorn––as good as a dream. As the world moves forward from a traumatic business season plagued by a pandemic, thriving leaders want to know how they can help their team members respond to their environments. This is limited not only to the pay and workload

The appearance of your store is the most important factor that affects customers’ perception of your business. Before they even step inside, they have already formed assumptions about your store, and these assumptions directly affect how they perceive the quality of your products and services. If your store looks cheap and tacky, whether it’s

In the span of a few months, COVID-19 has changed the way the world moved. Before we can freely go everywhere we please, do what we wanted, and eat the foods we craved. When the pandemic outbreak began, we slowly had to give up on those liberties. Governments are slowly but surely easing the

Customer centricity is by no means a novel concept. It always has been on the back end, with companies unconsciously picking up some of its principles and applying them to their business culture. However, now that we’ve transitioned into a world of new normalcy and people valuing experience over features, solely following a product-centered