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Industry related topics in the realm of corporate culture, business, and the workplace.

How Millennials Killed the Traditional Mattress Store. Top Story - February 2020. Created with: Lull.
Blaming millennials for the world's problems is trendy these days. Apparently we killed cereal, department stores, and even patriotism! But if our disgruntled elders would take a pause from scolding us to remove their nostalgia-colored glasses, they might see we didn’t actually kill their beloved pastimes, we just made them better.
By Nathalia Ramos6 years ago in Journal
A Step-by-Step Guide for Starting a Film Production Company
In today's digitally-charged society, the market demand for quality video content production is growing. For an aspiring entrepreneur interested in combing passion for film with business, starting a production company can be financially rewarding. Use this step-by-step guide for starting a film production company to get an idea of the elements involved.
By Carlos Fox6 years ago in Journal
These Are The Industries Employing the Most Immigrants
Immigrants have always played a huge role in the development of our country. Traveling overseas to start a new life takes a lot of dedication, and often that dedication is transferred into providing for yourself and your family.
By Pam Jannes6 years ago in Journal
What is BIM CIOB?
CIOB, the awarding professional body focusing and promoting the qualifications for construction management also provides support for individuals to explore the latest technology support and practical methods used in construction projects.
By Xavier Kingston6 years ago in Journal
Reasons Why Outsourcing App Clone Development is a Good Idea
Today it is the mobile apps that help the business on a whole gain the greatest customer outreach thereby make enormous revenue along the way. However, building an app from scratch is a costly and time-consuming affair. So, the best solution in this matter is outsourcing the app clone development.
By appclonescript6 years ago in Journal
Jerrick CEO’s Week in Review: 01/27/20 - 01/31/20
The Team is the Thing We are always looking to expand our talented team. The collective group is unequivocally the biggest contributing factor to our success thus far. By the same token, not having the right team in place is the primary thing that can stand in our way in the future. The search for talent never stops. This process requires scouting and hiring for core positions at least two, sometimes three months in advance of their required fill dates, because an employee often requires nearly 90 days just to acclimate to the culture and undergo specific training for the tools required for success in any particular role. The team is always analyzing and evolving itself within the Agile framework I have discussed previously.
By Jeremy Frommer6 years ago in Journal
Why Influencers Will Create the Next Nike
It hasn’t even been a full month into 2020 and already there has been a huge launch in the influencer world. Emma Chamberlain, a teenage YouTuber that has been taking over social media for years now, launched Chamberlain Coffee early this month, and it seems as though there is nothing this girl can’t do.
By jade darmawangsa6 years ago in Journal
Jerrick CEO’s Week in Review: 01/20/20 - 01/24/20
Performance It is a bit surreal to again begin a weekly report where we are experiencing great progress on multiple fronts but continue to watch our stock lull between $3.90 and $4.10, week in and week out. Over the last 90 days, the trading range was between $3.42-$4.70, which in the last 30 days has narrowed to $3.85-$4.04 as we get closer to the uplist.
By Jeremy Frommer6 years ago in Journal
Work less, live more!
England Transport Department Minister Ruth Kelly left the public service to "bring the family back to the top." And Tony Fadell, one of the founders of the iPad, gave up one of the most prestigious positions in the international corporation Apple to be near children. However, this trend is not only followed by people with world names and fame.
By Konstantin Kalushniy6 years ago in Journal
Improve a Business and Help the Planet
Most business owners care about the environment that their business and they themselves exist in. While this is often the case, it is also true that many business owners do not see many ways in which they can use their business to help their environment. As climate change continues to cause damage both physically and economically, it is becoming more important than ever to find ways that businesses and individuals can help cut down on waste, emissions and pollution. While there are many different ways that someone can begin to help the environment, many people do not know where to start. This is often due to people assuming that to truly help the environment they must take significant and immediate action that drastically affects their lives or businesses. While this is usually the assumption, the reality is that small changes make significant impacts, especially when many individuals and businesses implement those changes.
By Kevin6 years ago in Journal
Jerrick CEO’s Week in Review: 01/13/20 - 01/17/20
This year will be one of the lightest years for uplisting stocks in the last 10 years since the OTCQB came into existence. I first came to understand the OTC Market’s business model in 2012. For some time after it looked like this financial product space offered great promise. However, it wasn’t too long before cottage industries and support services that companies would need to rely on for uplisting became more difficult to provide. In particular, quality financing, investor awareness and advisory groups were rare. For a number of reasons, the space began to bifurcate into a group containing a few meaningful operators and another that contained a great deal of predatory practices masked as institutional business.
By Jeremy Frommer6 years ago in Journal
How to Reduce Risks in Contractor Management
Hiring a contractor without clear and specific rules can significantly increase the project execution risks. Many project managers are not aware of all the risks they are taking, and therefore, fail by not taking preventive actions.
By David Smith6 years ago in Journal