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How to recover from burnout if you can’t change jobs or take time off

By Anisa Purbasari Horton August 17, 2022   It seems like everyone is burning out from work. The backlash against hustle culture, the trend of “quiet quitting,” and the Great Resignation indicate that more and more employees are unwilling to make their careers the center of their lives. The pandemic caused many to reevaluate what … Continue reading How to recover from burnout if you can’t change jobs or take time off →

Take Inspiration From Trending and Successful eCommerce Businesses

Take Inspiration From Trending and Successful eCommerce Businesses Parth Pandya / 28 Jun 2022   Believe it or not, online shopping has become a massive trend nowadays, and its popularity is increasing daily. Of course, we were already in the era of digitalization, but this entire pandemic situation has made eCommerce industries flourish more than … Continue reading Take Inspiration From Trending and Successful eCommerce Businesses →

Are you still using spreadsheets to manage your work? Take our poll

Do manual processes such as inputting data to spreadsheets still play a big role in your working life? Kim Davis on June 24, 2022 Earlier this year, revenue orchestration platform LeanData released a report suggesting that lead management remains a “heavily manual” process. Based on a survey of more than 1,700 sales, marketing and operations … Continue reading Are you still using spreadsheets to manage your work? Take our poll →

Arianna Huffington wants employers to take mental health and wellness more seriously

By Shalene Gupta     June 07, 2022 In 2007, Arianna Huffington passed out while checking emails, hit her head, and broke her cheekbone. She’d been working 18-hour days to build The Huffington Post (now HuffPost) and she was exhausted. The accident triggered a wake-up call about sustainable work habits. In 2016, she launched Thrive, … Continue reading Arianna Huffington wants employers to take mental health and wellness more seriously →

Local TV Projected For A 9% Advertising Increase, National TV Could Take Hit Later This Year

Local TV Projected For A 9% Advertising Increase, National TV Could Take Hit Later This Year by Wayne Friedman , May 26, 2022 Local TV stations could see a 9% increase in advertising revenues this year to $23.4 billion, but national TV networks — broadcast and cable — will drift lower, according to the latest … Continue reading Local TV Projected For A 9% Advertising Increase, National TV Could Take Hit Later This Year →

Brands, take note: Your customers aren’t afraid to dump you if they lose your trust

By Shalene Gupta   May 10, 2022   Trust has always been an essential part of any business transaction—just ask the Quakers, who built business empires on the basis of fair business practices—but according to a new report from Salesforce, trust is becoming more important than ever before. Salesforce surveyed 13,020 consumers and 3,916 business … Continue reading Brands, take note: Your customers aren’t afraid to dump you if they lose your trust →

Social media platforms see sales boost as pandemic shopping habits take root

Online and hybrid shopping have remained high in the last six months, even though we’re over two years into this pandemic, survey finds. Chris Wood on May 12, 2022 Digital consumers on social media are looking to buy, a new survey of over 7,000 global shoppers conducted by user-generated content company Bazaarvoice has found, suggesting … Continue reading Social media platforms see sales boost as pandemic shopping habits take root →

Hybrid offices give you flexibility—but they may take away this workplace essential

By Avigail Dadone   April 21, 2022 After two unpredictable years of the pandemic, the fate of the workplace of the future is still in limbo. Lost in the back-and-forth among proponents of “work from anywhere” and others who insist on returning to the office is a fundamental truth about the future of work. In … Continue reading Hybrid offices give you flexibility—but they may take away this workplace essential →