Bosses don’t know everything. Even the most empathetic leaders need feedback to understand the specific challenges their employees face. Unfortunately, plenty of workers — especially those new to the workforce — don’t feel safe being vocal. When they have ideas to contribute, they hesitate to share them; after all, they don’t want to risk potential repercussions.
I’m willing to bet we’ve all felt stifled by the rigid 9-to-5 work schedule — especially on our productivity both in and out of the office.
As a millennial marketer, I can tell you quite a bit about the internet — we practically grew up together.
To say that I’m a planner is an understatement. I’m always making to-do lists and live by my calendar that has repeat reminders for weekly and monthly things I need to get done. When “The Life Changing Magic Of Tidying Up” became popular, I felt instantly validated.
To say that I’m a planner is an understatement. I’m always making to-do lists and live by my calendar that has repeat reminders for weekly and monthly things I need to get done. When “The Life Changing Magic Of Tidying Up” became popular, I felt instantly validated.
After months of testing, Instagram announced a big change to its user interface (UI) in late 2020: replacing the user “Activity” tab with the “Shop” tab, the social platform’s latest move to be more business-friendly.
Selling on Instagram just got a lot easier with the launch of Instagram’s shoppable posts feature.
Downloading and installing software is tedious. Portable apps solve that problem. These tools run on a computer without installation.
There are a few different reasons you might want to use a portable app, which is software that can run on a computer without being installed.
I still remember being super intimidated when asked to create a graph in Excel for a client‘s monthly report. It was my first day at work.
