By Elizabeth Segran June 13, 2022 Creating a unique piece of jewelry for an anniversary or a milestone is a lovely idea—but traditionally, ordering custom rings or necklaces has been expensive and exclusive. [Photo: Hannah Thornhill/courtesy Silent Opus] A new startup called Silent Opus wants to modernize the process by letting you choose the … Continue reading This fine jewelry startup puts the design process in your hands
Daniel Burrus — December 11, 2017 Follow @DanielBurrus — December 11, 2017 Tumisu / Pixabay The robots are coming! That well-worn phrase used both in fiction and serious journalism encapsulates a fear that many share—that machines of all sorts are poised to take over every function and responsibility formerly performed by mere mortals. I have … Continue reading Career Competencies Where Humans Win, Hands Down
Nicole Farber — June 9, 2017 Follow @FarberNicole— June 9, 2017 Sometimes, a company or organization will run into trouble. It can be a simple gaffe – a mistaken statement or action. Maybe something happened at your place of business, a college campus, in your parking lot, or other instances where you are receiving backlash. … Continue reading “Oh No She Didn’t!”: Got a Social Media Crisis on Your Hands?
by George Simpson, Featured Contributor, February 18, 2016 Neuromarketing research has been around since 1990, when it was developed by psychologists at Harvard. In a lab setting, it is supposed to measure changes in your physiological state and biometrics such as heart and respiratory rates and galvanic skin response to see how you respond to … Continue reading Keep Your Conspicuous-Consumption Hands Off My Brain
Angela EverittJuly 27, 2015 According to recent figures from eMarketer, by the time the year is out, advertisers will have spent nearly $ 24 billion on paid media on social networks, a 33.5% increase on last year. North American companies are forecast to spend the most, at $ 10 billion, with Western European businesses totting … Continue reading Is Your Social Media Ad Budget in the Right Hands?
By Ken Mueller, Published November 8, 2014 On a recent busy day at work I was walking through the pub I noticed some dirty dishes on a table that had yet to be cleared. I picked up the dishes to run them upstairs the kitchen when some friends of mine walked in. They looked at … Continue reading Marketing Often Means Getting Your Hands Dirty
