Building a company is not easy. But it’s an experience you need to live to understand the complexity of the entrepreneurial position. Administrative and market obstacles can be smoothed out and avoided with the appropriate knowledge and strategy. But as a new entrepreneur, you’ll have to pay a high price to launch your company. Contrary […]
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Hospitality sectors can experience up to 300% turnover rate in hotels and 100% for fast-food restaurants. Other industries, such as software and IT struggle with a 22% turnover rate, while retail hits almost 60%. Unfortunately, when staff voluntarily leaves a company, there is a high cost associated with their departure: From recruiting expenses to the
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So you want to be an entrepreneur or a freelancer or a businessperson? Whether this is something that you’ve always wanted to do, or it’s an idea you’re just starting to toy with, it can seem intimidating. Leaving your comfortable and reliable job, or straying from a predetermined career path that your parents have laid
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There’s no doubt that the entrepreneur’s life can be deeply fulfilling, exciting, and present just as many benefits as people it imagine it might – ranging from greater income, autonomy from external managers and supervisors, a more flexible schedule, and the ability to chart the course of the business completely, with the power of power
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There was once a period when freelancing wasn’t very common. It was the norm to go to an office job every day. But recent US statistics has revealed a massive increase in the number of people who are choosing to work as a freelancer by choice. This number is set to increase further as time
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Have you ever found yourself in a position where a quick decision taken by you ended up in only you regretting it later?
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