Category: Management

Public speaking. Some dread it, others naturally gifted at it, and there’s the select few who are so good at speaking, they can probably persuade and win over any audience. Not only that, but the skill of speechmaking is carried over into our professional lives. Whether delivering a presentation or gaining potential investors’ support, it’s… Continue reading Conquering the Fear of Public Speaking in Virtual Reality

With so many people relying on the internet for everything these days, it’s not unusual that many are turning to online platforms to grab new and better career opportunities. LinkedIn is undeniably the go-to social network for job-seeking professionals, and a recent survey shows that 92% of recruiters use social media in their work, with… Continue reading You Can Use Online Resources to Find Your Next Career Opportunity

If you’re in the food-service sector in Singapore, then you must be easing your way to recovery. The country has already initiated its Phase 2 after weeks of a circuit breaker to help stem the spread of COVID-19. But those shutdown days might have drained your savings and revenues. How can you reduce or cover… Continue reading Reset Your Food Business After the Circuit Breaker

A generation ago, every child would predictably answer when they were asked about what they wanted to be when they grew up. Most would say, “I want to be a doctor when I grow up.” Some might exclaim, “I want to be a fireman or a police officer.” A few might even declare, “Someday, I will be… Continue reading Rise of the Data Scientist: Exploring and Explaining the Infinite

There’s no denying that people love T-shirts. They’re inexpensive, easy to clean, and most importantly, do a great job of keeping the wearer cool and comfortable during hot days. And most people have a few tees in their wardrobes: men and women, toddlers and elders. That’s why more and more people are entering the T-shirt… Continue reading How to Create Better T-shirt Designs

So you’ve started a business and built a steady stream of clients. You’ve cultivated a professional relationship with your clients so that they will keep coming back to you. But if you think you can finally relax, think again. Complacency is deadly in business, and one of your primary jobs as an entrepreneur is to find new… Continue reading How to Get New Customers and Grow Your Business

Most millennials have likely heard the standard financial advice that adults have constantly reminded them of, from paying off credit bills before the due date to sticking to a budget. However, not many receive the guidance they need to secure their financial futures, such as making the right investment moves or saving up for retirement.… Continue reading Money Advice That Millennials Should Embrace for a Lucrative Future

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic has affected not only global and multinational businesses but also small, local businesses and banks like Farmers & Merchants Bank that serve them. Within a few weeks, many companies applied for loans and many more asked for billions in financial relief. Governments are scrambling to ensure that the virus… Continue reading How Communities are Surviving and Thriving in a Pandemic

People are aware of the importance of work in their lives, which is why they dedicate their time, effort, and resources to make sure that they are performing well. However, jobs are one of the usual causes of stress. It often reaches a point where employees start to give up and throw away everything they… Continue reading How to Keep Your Life Together When Work is Too Much

The digital age continues to provide significant contributions to people and everything they do. Numerous equipment and technological advancements are essential to society, one of them being social media. The online platform allows people to communicate and share, making it a useful tool for people. Businesses also benefit from social media as it provides another… Continue reading The 4 Rules of Social Media for Businesses