Digital transformation is never easy, but it is inevitable as we move closer to a post-COVID workforce. By setting up a plan and investing in data and analytics to help you make decisions as you go, it is possible to transform your business with less downtime. Make sure to follow…

If more companies start acting like banks, what happens? Since the outbreak, several companies have had to adapt their customer service practises. These beneficial changes will continue for a long time to come, as customer expectations have also increased. Two major changes in the way businesses assist their consumers with…

It’s simpler to keep focused on the major problem you’re attempting to address in the early days of a firm or when you’re just starting out as a team lead. However, when you build and grow your firm and/or people, your viewpoints become more diversified and your challenges more complicated…

Make plans for modest treats. Slow down if you’re the type of person who enjoys preparing a spreadsheet on January 1 to plan out the following year. According to Bethany Teachman, a psychology professor at the University of Virginia, you may still arrange tiny things to look forward to. Because many of her family’s normal…

We spoke with several instructors who teach and cultivate these skills and asked them which ones they thought were the most important. What they had to say about it is as follows: 1. Be patient. “Patience will be required to find some clarity amid uncertainty,” says Dr. Annabel Beerel of…

Bitcoin is now trading below its all-time high of $69,000, set on November 9, 2021. It dropped $12,000 in a single day over the first weekend of December, owing to reports of leveraged positions being closed. Even at its present price of $49,000, viewers of financial television news continue to…

One of the most obvious repercussions of the current COVID-19 pandemic, as The Economist has remarked, will be “the flood of data-enabled services into ever more aspects of life.” We anticipate that digital transformation will become an even greater need for enterprises in the near future. Contrary to popular opinion…

An orientalist was a term used in the nineteenth and twentieth century to describe a Western scholar who studied the Middle East. The terms “orientalist” and “orientalism” have come to have particularly negative connotations in recent years. So, what exactly is orientalism? What’s the big deal about it? …

Michael O’Leary screamed the other week that Boris Johnson is a moron surrounded by idiots who should stop inciting “mass hysteria” about Omicron and treat the viral strain as seriously as leaders in the rest of Europe. Ryanair’s blustering CEO told a reporter from The Times newspaper in London: “They’re…