Oppo, a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, is on a roll. The Shenzhen-based company started the year with a concept rollable phone that made headlines all over the internet, then overtook Huawei as China’s top phone brand (thanks in part to the US government), and now it has a new flagship phone that’s highly polished and can do a new… Read More »
Global Workplace Analytics estimated that 3.6 per cent of U.S. employees worked entirely at home in 2018, five days a week. That’s a slow 173 per cent shift over the 13-year stretch. 2020 is arriving and 85% of us are employed at home (per choice or necessity). The US economy has shrunk by just 3.5 per cent in… Read More »
Summary: Internet companies charge more per year. It is difficult to set up an online store because of competition, but it is simple and cheap to build, at least initially, scale when the benefits arrive. Follow these steps before you open your online shop to make it a success.80% of online retailers are bankrupt. So there are 20%… Read More »
Some companies will follow a hybrid-work model in the near future, with certain days in the office and others remote, and could align the in-office and remote schedules of workers to build equity. In order to be fully remote, other businesses can use video communications. Increased efficiency and greater teamwork and the opportunity to recruit a more diverse… Read More »
Remote work and watching the world go through a big shake-up is redefining what all of us, and even our lives, need and want from our jobs. The fact that Covid-19 has cost millions of people their jobs and their livelihoods is no mystery. Many young people across countries and industries, despite the luxury of relative job stability,… Read More »