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

Figuring out If Your Invention Is the next Big Thing
Innovation is what makes the modern world great, but without inventors stepping up to the plate, great ideas become lost in history. While it’s not easy to realize if your invention idea is amazing, this article will give you a few hints to look for.
By Jonathan G6 years ago in Journal
The Fall of Caffè Nero
24/03/2020 As Covid-19 forces shops to lock their doors for the foreseeable future it doesn't take a captain of hindsight to see where coffee shop chains have lost not only money, but a fat frothy dollop of loyalty and support.
By Max T6 years ago in Journal
What Do Customers Want from Retailers Today?
Retailers need to stay agile and keep adapting to stay ahead in today’s fast-paced world. As eMarketer cites, the difference between “winners” (companies with 4.5 percent growth or more) and “non-winners” (everyone else) often boils down to how well companies are able to innovate and focus on improving customer loyalty and products rather than fixating on revenue. Enterprises that aren’t actively innovating and prioritizing customer experience are at serious risk of getting left behind.
By Daisy Andrew6 years ago in Journal
Selfless Reset
Simplify I’m showcasing three surprising pieces of digital media I came across randomly on someone’s Instagram story, that brings me joy and I hope will brighten others days as well, through the mist of these devices times I'm here to spread love, enlighten, and inspire. Also encouraging people overall creators to be optimistic for their futures in to love more through out the process instead of being divisive along with others by being negative, that things will be ok for the near future. From the launch of a new multimedia company by Kendrick Lamar and Dave Free. Titled (pgLang.) main account below. Brief depictions of their mission statement below. (Simplify)
By lurenoor006 years ago in Journal
The Need for an Evolved Supply Chain in E-commerce
Few things have flipped supply chain logistics on their head quite like the advent of e-commerce. Suddenly, retailers have had to adjust their strategy to make up for the fact that their existing supply chain and warehouse are neither developed nor equipped enough to handle the surging volume of shipments direct to consumers.
By Seller's Choice6 years ago in Journal
The Man & The Method
In this current age of the performing arts industry, there is one man who is most fit to be described as the founder and patriarch of modern American acting. A man by the name of Lee Strasberg. Between 1931 and 1982, Lee Strasberg dedicated his life to teaching several generations of film and stage actors the ideas behind a new acting style, that is now defined as “Method Acting”.
By Jacob Herr6 years ago in Journal
Stupidity that rules the World
The defining moment of stupidity at KRONOS was probably when I got in trouble for “touching people” at our Mona Vale rooms. By ‘touching people’ I mean either greeting them in the morning with a mutual kiss on the cheek, a causal hug (where the hands stayed in all the appropriate places,) or even horror of all horrors, touching people on the shoulder. Scandalous stuff! HR told me that placing my hand on a co-worker’s shoulder was unacceptable. Mick had been sexually harassing and groping young female trainees without censure, but when I, a gay man, touched a woman on their shoulder, it was sexual harassment. Brief, non-sexual contact with a gay man was apparently frightful, but lingering arse grabs by a middle-aged creep in a position of power was A-OK. Hypocrisy is apparently a synonym for KRONOS.
By Brendon6 years ago in Journal
David Brent
Some people can just be summed up by a meme. David Brent was one of them. Have you seen that meme of the Shitzu terrier with the geometric hair cut? The one with the long fringe, streaky colours/shit highlights, and shaved at the back? It’s a Blacktown bogan haircut. David Brent had the exact same haircut as the dog in the meme.
By Brendon6 years ago in Journal
Kronos Pathology -
Sometimes someone power hungry makes a new rule at your workplace. It's unnecessary. Its counterproductive. It’s an irritant. It removes some of the pleasure and meaning from your work, but you tell yourself it's all right, it's not worth complaining about. Then it happens again. But by failing to react the first time, you have trained yourself to accept such things, and shown the power-hungry types that enjoy their little displays of power, that their mind games are ok. The second time it happens, you're a little less courageous. Your opponent, thus far unopposed, is a little bit stronger. The institution, a little more corrupt. The process of bureaucratic stagnation and oppression is underway, and you've unwittingly contributed, by pretending that is was OK. Why not complain? Why not take a stand? If you do, other people, equally afraid to speak up, may come to your defence. Dr Phil, that wise old sage of day time tv says ‘You teach people how to treat you, by what you accept’. Perhaps a little victim blamish in today’s current political climate, but by God the man speaks some harsh truths. Sure, people will push your boundaries, and they will lash out when you draw your line in the sand, but you teach people how to treat you by what behaviour you accept from them. If your friends are always late, it’s because you wait for them. If you said fuck it, and left without them, they would soon learn. If your partner repeatedly cheats on you, it’s because they know you will take them back. Stop that shit right now. You are more often than not 50% responsible for how people repeatedly treat you. If your workplace treats you like shit, it’s time to find a job somewhere else, where your soul is in less danger.
By Brendon6 years ago in Journal
EAT YOUR FOOD BUT NOT THE FOOD BOXES
Images of mushrooms, seaweed fashioned cups, burgers, and many colourful food item images have boosted the food industry. Designers are creating a temporary alternative to another packaging. Food packaging has brought the revolution in the industry.
By Mak John6 years ago in Journal
9 Reasons Why Your Company Needs a Digital Marketing Agency in 2020
Marketing is a way of life for all types of commerce. Either you survive by breaking even, or thrive as evidenced by growing revenue. If you are a newbie businessman, you need to focus on how to market your product or service. The goals are to establish your business, bring people through your door, and become a word-of-mouth brand. A digital marketing agency helps you utilize internet-based marketing approaches to help expand your business.
By Emily Browne6 years ago in Journal
The Latest Blogging Trends: How to Create a Strong 2020 Strategy
Blogging is one of the form of content promotion and both blogging and content marketing are greatly interlinked. Great blogging practice requires attention on three factors: Quality substance, regular distributing and great post layout. Coordinated effort and altering support is significant as is utilizing connecting with media like pictures, recordings and sounds. Customary updates and research can construct authority and thought administration. If you want to start your blogging journey than you are at the right place for these top blogging measurements, realities and trending patterns can assist you with keeping steady over your blogging game by designing your own strategic plan. We are experienced individuals as we provide content writing services and know our way around the market.
By Gabriel Welch6 years ago in Journal