Before entering the workforce, it is crucial for recent college graduates to understand and have the tools to navigate. In this article, Ben Bates outlines the two main theories on corporate social responsibility and discusses how business leaders can decide which theory to apply in a given situation. Continue reading Navigating Corporate Social Responsibility
Shoppers should use Amazon when it is advantageous for themselves, but they shouldn’t let the habit of Amazon keep them from finding a better way to spend their time and money. Continue reading Make Amazon Your Servant, Not Your Master
In recent years, millennials have flocked to tiny homes because of the freedom they provide: freedom from debt, freedom from rent, and the freedom to travel and explore passions. Continue reading Tiny Homes: 3 Things You Need to Know
AI can be a powerful tool for investors to use Continue reading Artificial Intelligence Creates Value for Investors
Are autonomous vehicles really safe? And what kind of an impact would they have? Continue reading The Impact of Autonomous Vehicles
Values such as trust are, in reality, the key to running a profitable business. Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff described this truth when he said, “values create value.” Continue reading Values Create Value
Internships are essential because they can open doors to a successful professional career for a student. Continue reading Internships Shape Students’ Future Careers
Companies now have the opportunity to utilize the internet and social media to build their brands and expand their consumer bases. However, with greater exposure comes greater scrutiny, and most of this inspection takes place online Continue reading Ethical Branding
No matter how righteous the cause or how passionate the staff, the Starvation Cycle will prove the eventual death of the nonprofit sector. Continue reading The Slow Death of the Nonprofit Sector and How to Stop It in Three Steps
Data analysis has seeped into every facet of the game, and is now the very lifeblood keeping the collective hope of millions of NBA fans alive. Continue reading The NBA Restart: A Numbers Game
Specialized or generalized programmers–which? Continue reading Specialization: Do Your Job Well
Despite general societal acceptance, discrimination against the LGBT community remains prevalent in the workplace, which leads to negative effects for the employees and the business. Continue reading LGBT+ Discrimination in the Workplace
American Latter-day Saint women must often balance religious and personal aspirations, which can sometimes conflict. Continue reading Conflict Experienced by Latter-Day Saint Working Mothers
In 2017, the United States government spent a total of $4 trillion. As a taxpayer, aren’t you interested in that enormous figure? Continue reading Are Your Taxes Well Spent?
Following the divergence and convergence framework leads to greater efficiency in problem solving while minimizing the negative effects of groupthink. Continue reading Take Advantage of Your Entire Group, Avoid Groupthink
Although CX is just one element of creating a thriving business, it is increasingly important for the success and reputation of the modern company. Continue reading The Growing Importance of Customer Experience
Start investing early, develop a frugal lifestyle, plan well, take risks, and never give up. Continue reading Millionaire Secrets
The new trend of utilizing technology, and in particular telephones, into the healthcare industry is dubbed “telemedicine.” Continue reading Telemedicine: Improving the World, One Call at a Time
Arbitrage: a new real estate strategy that involves renting properties on Airbnb and other vacation rental sites—without owning a single property. Continue reading Quit Your 9–5 with Airbnb Arbitrage
If we can shift from providing extrinsic rewards to providing intrinsic rewards for high-performing individuals, the quality of human capital will increase. Continue reading Unpopular Opinion: Employees Don’t Need Ping Pong Tables to be Motivated
