Business Advice From Experience
This infographic is made especially for all the bosses out there. Nobody expects you to be perfect, but they do expect you to do your best. To honestly do that, you need to identify your weaknesses and do whatever you can to improve upon them. This infographic does a great job of pointing out some of the easiest errors to make as a leader, and it tells you how to stop making them.
Have you ever had a boss who had one or some of these habits? Share in the comment box below or on Facebook and Twitter.
It’s early on in the week and I know that no one wants to think any harder than they have to. That’s why I thought this little graphic was the perfect post. There are nine great ideas to help you get more done without doing an exorbitant amount of reading. The best part of all…you can do any of these things today. Let me know what you think in the comment box below or on Facebook and Twitter.
The world has obviously changed and it continues to do so at an increasing rate. Trying to keep up with where we are often times makes us forget about where we’ve been. That’s why I really liked this infographic. It takes a look back on how the work world has changed and covers how labor day was started. If you ever feel like you’re working too hard or too much, take a look at this and see how things used to be.
“Have you ever taken a low-level job with a major corporation? Maybe you were a sales associate or a burger flipper? If so, you likely sat through at least a day of employee orientation, filled with management lectures, videos from corporate and, worst of all, those posters filled with acronyms. W.A.S.T.E.O.F.T.I.M.E.”
I just stumbled across a really interesting article from Fast Company about an artist who made the busy corporate culture a little more fun. If you’ve ever worked in a larger organization you should be able to appreciate the subtle details in these illustrations/infographics.
Check out the images below or read the full article Here.
Yesterday I wrote about the essential rules of branding or Branding 101. Today I found an infographic that does a great job of visualizing the branding process. Your brand is essentially the identity of your business. It is what people expect of you and it’s the gut feeling they get when they think of you. That’s why it’s incredibly important to brand on purpose. That way you have a goal of what you want those thoughts and feelings to be. There’s a lot of planning and strategy that goes into the brand before you even build your logo and from there you have no shortage branding chores to finish.
What do you think is the toughest step in the branding process? Share in the comment box below or on Facebook and Twitter.
From the first entrepreneurial caveman to the modern day businessman, this infographic breaks down the different traits and shows what’s changed and what’s stayed the same. I really enjoy comparing the Skills section in each era.
What do you think has been the BIGGEST change in business? Share in the comment box below or on Facebook and Twitter.
Some businesses have had incredible success this year and others have not. I found a good infographic that looks back on some of the epic fails in retail. Sometimes it’s just as important to know what not to do as it is to know what to do. Did any of these fails surprise you? Share in the comment box below or with me on Facebook and Twitter.
Do you have a list of things that really drive you crazy? How about in the office? Are there certain people that do certain things have have relatively the same effect as nails on a chalkboard? Don’t feel bad. Everyone has pet peeves and yours may not be as uncommon as you would thing. In fact, some of the biggest office pet peeves are shared on the global level. Check out some of the stats below for some validating information.
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Silicon Valley is famous for the amount of high profile tech businesses that are making the big bucks and also the high paying jobs that come with those companies. But, have you ever stopped to wonder how much it costs to live there? Is it really worth it? Check out some of these stats before you plan to apply or launch your business in the valley. Don’t forget to share your thought, comments and information with me here on my blog, or on Facebook and Twitter.
