4 Things That Make for Unforgettable Customer Experiences
Patron perks lead to long-term loyalty.
This High-Flying Sports Agent Recently Closed the Largest Deal in Red Sox History. Here Are His Top 2 Success Tips.
The head of baseball at agency REP1 details his pillars of achievement.
How to Create a Product That Sells Itself (Even in A Recession)
When recession looms and inflation spikes, customers can be slightly anxious about spending. Here's how to ensure your target audiences that you have a must-have product or service.
‘Agree to Disagree’ Can Lead to Feuds and Fallouts. Here’s a Better Way to Handle Conflict.
The cofounders of Smart Passive Income have learned that pushing through disagreements leads to successes more than avoidance and resentments.
Prepare for Unpredicted Tech Issues in the Workplace with This Port Hub
Maximize productivity with this discounted 14-in-1 docking station.
Newly Launched AI-Powered Creator Tech Company Animeta Raises Seed Funding
According to reports, India alone has around 755 million social media users and about 80 million content creators, of which less than 0.2% are able to monetize their content
TapOnn Digital Raises INR 1.5 Crore In Seed Funding
The startup will utilize the fund raised to enhance the products and services offered in the networking sector and expand its peripherals to serve the corporate sector with its smart service
Bluelearn Raises $3.5 Million In Seed Funding Round
The platform plans to use the funds to further strengthen the product and team as well as to grow their community user base by 10 times within the year
Artificial Intelligence Is Going To Be a Game Changer In Audit Space, Says Government Auditor G C Murmu
Murmu reportedly highlighted that it's again crucial for SAIs to build the necessary skills to examine information system controls, given the shift to electronic processing and computerized systems in public sector entities
Zoom To Lay Off 1300 Employees Or 15% Of Its Workforce, Says CEO Eric Yuan
Yuan also stated that he and other executives will take a significant pay cut of 98% in the coming fiscal year