Lessons Learned About Remote Management
At the time of this writing we are in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020. Life as we know it has changed dramatically, and daily life is nowhere near where we were.
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To Keep Your Job, Build Your EQ!
We’ve all heard the magical mantra, “Hey, do your job!” It’s memorable, and usually works for a single, short-term transaction. But it does not capture the essence of your work style or your career.
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Be Prepared: How to Recession-Proof Your Business
It lately seems there is a story on repeat from every person claiming to be an expert on the economy.
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Filling the Empty Seat
It’s hard to deny: the U.S. economy has provided amazing job opportunities in the last few years.
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Top Five Things Your Business Should Do to Prepare for a Disaster
Perhaps the last thing a retailer wants to think about is planning for a potential natural disaster. Who has the time to prepare for something that may never happen?
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Don’t Sideline Your No. 1 Asset
As specialty retailers fight for survival in an online world, many have turned to an old strategy: reducing expenditures on employees.
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How to Get the Most Out of Your Marketing Agency
All retailers want to make their businesses as successful as possible. But while some report amazing results from their marketing efforts, your mileage may vary.
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Store Design, the Canadian Way
Besides offering services like merchandising and marketing, Mega Group, which encompasses the Canadian wing of BrandSource, also maintains a dedicated design team.
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Stranger Than Truth! Amazing Predictions for 2020!
Whether you browse the headlines of Weekly World News or cast a glance at the National Enquirer at the supermarket checkout, you may have seen these outlets touting bold revelations for 2020.
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Welcome to WHY2K 2020
It’s hard to believe but we are just hours away from the 20th anniversary of Y2K. You may remember that time, when we partied like it was 1999 (because it was 1999), and worried about dire predictions for the turn of the millennium.
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