Category: Management

Many of you are probably familiar with eating disorders. But how well do you truly understand this condition more than its textbook definition? The truth is, society needs to be more aware of the severity of this problem. As the number of people suffering from it continues to rise, the public has to be more knowledgeable… Continue reading What Life is Like for People with Eating Disorder

Notwithstanding shifting market conditions, some printed publications, including magazines, are still thriving. The Washington Post even has a daily circulation of nearly 357,000 (2015). Time Magazine has close to 2.35 million copies in circulation per issue. The New York Times has a daily circulation of 571,500. You’ve been working for a printed publication yourself. You… Continue reading How to Start Your Magazine Business

Whether you’re working in an insurance company or a call center, there will come a time that you’ll encounter angry callers. Perhaps they’re complaining about the delay in their insurance claim or they may have some issues about their credit card. Even if you try to transfer your callers to someone else with the use… Continue reading Four Effective Ways to Deal with Irate Callers

Creativity is perhaps the last thing on your mind when coming up with a list of must-have traits of entrepreneurs. But in reality, it’s one of those often-overlooked characteristics of the most successful businesspeople. Their creativity lets them think outside the box, innovate and reinvent, and solve complex and tough problems. If you want to… Continue reading Better Business: 3 Habits to Make to Be a Highly Creative Entrepreneur

Everyone has compared themselves to others in some way. As kids, we measure ourselves against our classmates and friends, siblings and parents. Professionals compete in the workplace. Artists and creatives compare themselves to the standards set by masters of their craft. And from these comparisons naturally follows the question of what we can do to… Continue reading Down, Not Out: How to Stay Strong in Pursuit of Self-improvement

Running a restaurant is a great experience, especially if you’re passionate about it. But like the other business, major and minor decisions can have a substantial impact on your business. The very center of every business is customer satisfaction. Same with running a restaurant, you should always ensure that customers have the best experience. Even… Continue reading How Does Lighting Affect Your Restaurant Business?

Having a home that looks as if it came out of the page of a glam magazine is no small responsibility. Moreover, maintaining it to continue to sustain its appearance is somehow impossible, unless you have plans on dedicating your life to endless cleaning and scrubbing. But, the good news is, although it is costly… Continue reading Better Living: Professional Cleaning Services

The machines you will need in a construction project will change depending on the size and stage of the project. You, for instance, will need excavation machines when starting and grading equipment towards the end. In most cases, it is challenging to own every piece of construction machine you will need for your project. You… Continue reading Types of Material Handling Equipment in Construction

When you’re a business owner, keeping the office clean is most probably not on your top priority list. While it is already a given that a workplace should be neat and organized, we often don’t think much about it as we have lots of more important things to think about. For instance, we focus on… Continue reading Six Areas in the Office You Shouldn’t Forget to Clean

For many Utahns, seeking professional service for gutter cleaning in Ogden, Roy, West Haven, or Farr West seems to be the exception rather than the rule. After all, the job only involves climbing the ladder and clearing the gunk. Any enthusiastic DIYer will not consider it rocket science. However, there is no denying that this… Continue reading Things that You Can’t Overlook Before Cleaning Your Gutters