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Google search for “coronavirus”. Getty Images As Covid-19 spread in 2020, people searched for information on the coronavirus, the disease and the pandemic it has caused. What were the most popular search terms associated with the virus? We can study this using the Google Trends tool. Google Trends lets youRead More →
Businesses should forget about achieving a sense of post-pandemic normalcy and prepare for a series of black swan events that risk sinking the unprepared, said Jim Collins, author of the best-selling management book. Good to excellent. By putting the right people in the right positions, high-caliber leaders who focus onRead More →
BEIJING – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – A Harvard study published last July reported that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has a high rate of support and satisfaction among the Chinese people, at over 93%. Since the CCP was founded on July 1, 1921, its mission has been to seek happiness forRead More →
Your employees are one of your company’s greatest assets and their performance has a major impact on your bottom line. However, it is not enough to hire qualified employees. How your business leaders handle them can have a huge impact on your overall business performance. Managers and business owners mustRead More →
How people management evolved As we move from the knowledge age to the innovation age, the way we manage talent must change as well. After starting out as hunter-gatherers, humanity evolved from the Agricultural Age (from around 10,000 BC) and the Industrial Age (250 years ago) to the Knowledge AgeRead More →
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Top line Americans broadly back public health recommendations to layer face masks as new variants of the coronavirus spread across country, new Harris survey found, but a much smaller part actually follows the guidelines and duplicates itself. A man wears a double mask as he walks in Times Square onRead More →
A new website launched on Tuesday will help Spartanburg residents connect with black-owned businesses. “And we believe this is a step forward in building an equitable community in Spartanburg,” said Natasha Pitts, Equity and Inclusion Officer for the City of Spartanburg. The City of Spartanburg, One Spartanburg and the CountyRead More →
A homeless camp off Avenue Winnemucca / Fourni SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif .– Homeless settlements are a sad reality for cities and South Lake Tahoe is no exception. But local agencies are working not only to clean up the messy camps, but also to help the people who live there.Read More →