The COVID-19 pandemic exerted a lot of pressure on the food processing industry. Labor shortage triggered a wave of panic buying. At the same time, this surge in food demand happened amid restricted trade policies. As the pandemic worsens and new variants emerge, food retailers and suppliers can’t help but ask: How can we respond… Continue reading From Safety to Security: Trends Defining the Food Processing Industry
Why Debt Is Also a Good Thing Sometimes
Most people dread credit card debts, and rightfully so. In Singapore, for example, the national average for credit card debt is around $1,400 or S$1,900 per household. In the United States, it’s even higher at $6,200 per family. Because of the misconception about credit card debts, the normal reaction for people is to stay as… Continue reading Why Debt Is Also a Good Thing Sometimes
Scaling Your Construction Company Like a Pro
Many construction companies will eventually reach a point in their growth when they must contemplate expansion. How do you intend to expand into existing initiatives and business associates while preserving the strong foundation you’ve built so far? While developing may not be the greatest choice for every construction business, it is essential to be prepared… Continue reading Scaling Your Construction Company Like a Pro
How Small Businesses Can Grow Their Credit Scores
Every business dreams of scaling up. The best way business owners can do this is to get the upper hand over their financial resources. No business wants to get stuck in a financial rut, so having a reliable financial backup plan is crucial. This is where credit cards and scores come in. If you have… Continue reading How Small Businesses Can Grow Their Credit Scores
Tech Trends Transform Workplace Collaboration
While it may seem oddly comfortable that the only certainty is uncertainty, this does not assist companies in preparing beyond the year 2021. But one thing they can be sure of is that business will continue as usual. It may be carried out in ways that were not anticipated even as late as this season… Continue reading Tech Trends Transform Workplace Collaboration
Be the One that Gives Good Gifts
We give gifts as a symbol of love and appreciation. When we are the ones receiving gifts, we often feel gratitude and acknowledgment. But when we are the ones on the giving end, it feels like we have to think of the best gift. And that’s understandable, after all, we want to make them happy… Continue reading Be the One that Gives Good Gifts
Adulting and Finances: Four Expenses You Must Know Before Living Independently
Living independently is the dream for many young ones. And as you grow older, your personal space becomes more important than ever. Having your own place means no curfews and unlimited sleepovers. Nobody will complain about how loud your music is and no one will nag you about the dishes on the sink. Basically, heaven… Continue reading Adulting and Finances: Four Expenses You Must Know Before Living Independently
A Business Guide: Removing Bias in Your Hiring Process
In an ideal business setting, the hiring decisions will depend on the abilities of the candidates to perform the work. The recruitment must be approached in a way that is free from unconscious bias. The most common hiring biases are heuristics, halo effect, similarity attraction bias, expectation anchor, confirmation bias, illusory correlation, and overconfidence bias.… Continue reading A Business Guide: Removing Bias in Your Hiring Process
Why Your Business Stays Stuck
It could be pretty frustrating if, after your hard work, your business stays stuck in the same revenue. You could be spending more and more time managing your business, but nothing changes. The output you wish to attain gets harder to reach, and you start to wonder why your business isn’t growing. There are many… Continue reading Why Your Business Stays Stuck
The Practical Traveler: Three Tips for Staying on Budget
So many people are born wanderlusts but never have the chance to feed their spirits because they don’t have the financial freedom to afford it. Traditionally, traveling for pleasure was only reserved for the highly affluent, but the times have changed a lot since then. Today, anyone can travel if they want. Traveling means going… Continue reading The Practical Traveler: Three Tips for Staying on Budget