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Managing the Lifecycle of your Assets – Digital Asset Management
Managing the lifecycle of your assets - Digital Asset Management We all typically call hardware and software equipment our assets. But do you know that digital assets are also an essential part of our lives? By digital assets, we meant,
By manas5 years ago in Journal
7 Steps to Analyzing ROI for corporate learning programs
Corporate training, which is recently popular in the name of Workplace Learning, has proved to be beneficial for the employees.
By Hormazd Mistry5 years ago in Journal
12 best ways to find jobs in post-pandemic situations
The effects of this deadly virus, as well as government responses, are impacting companies and industries all over the world. Some sectors, such as the travel industry, are facing one of the worst crises in history. Countries and cities that experience a prolonged shutdown would cause many companies to close permanently, especially micro and small businesses, as well as other employers to lay off staff. Many businesses have already implemented a lockdown-like situation by requiring employees to operate from home. The Data and IT companies are completely under lockdown. The higher officials who gain a lot of salaries are sent out due to the financial imbalance of the company.
By Sarth Sharma5 years ago in Journal
IT Issues on Vocal? Here's A Quick Review Of A Few Options When Problems Surface
It is an inevitable reality, that life in a world of digital technology, digital problems surface. The Vocal platform is no exception.
By The Dani Writer5 years ago in Journal
Peasants Had More Feast Days Than You Have Public Holidays
Bullshit jobs You and I are trapped in a Kafkaesque nightmare, a pantomime of busywork and make-belief with others engaged in the same. If we break character, someone else may be offered our part. It’s a farce staged in offices all over the world; whether in the public or private sector, bullshit jobs and pointless tasks abound.
By Angela Volkov5 years ago in Journal
5 Lessons I Learned After Receiving A Scorching Rejection From An Editor
I'm a writer. I've been writing at least two to three articles per week for several years. I have had my work published in several journals and magazines - some big ones. Notable ones.
By Rick Martinez5 years ago in Journal
How to Create A Remarkable Business Blog - FTx 360 Digital Marketing Agency
Every business needs to invest in marketing, but for start-ups and small businesses with limited budgets, finding enough capital to finance traditional advertising campaigns might not be possible.
By FTx 3605 years ago in Journal
$50 000+ per year
How do I work from home? How do you earn an income online? All questions that I've been searching for the past 5+ years. I went back and got my high school GED. Knew I didn't want to do the laid out path. I can work while I listen to music and take breaks when I feel I need to or want to.
By Marcus Azaria5 years ago in Journal
Have You Ever Heard How Night Shift Shortens Your Lifespan? Whys and Hows of That Reality.
I'm now Forty-Nine years old as I write this and spent a significant portion of my life working the third shift, the night watch, or as some call it, the graveyard shift. If I add it all together it equals out to 28 years of my life was spent on the third shift. That's over half of my entire life and accounts for the biggest majority of my adult life and working career. My longest time spent on the night shift was as a shift Sargent with a correctional facility. Reading about shift work and studies on how our careers and professions affect our lives I've found many studies suggesting that working the night shift may be shorting our lives, for varied reasons.
By Jason Ray Morton 5 years ago in Journal
Why It’s Okay To Care What Other People Think
I will be the first to admit that I have a tendency to take things personally. Being judged by others has always been one of my worst fears and something I avoided at all costs.
By Corrie Alexander5 years ago in Journal
30 Days, 30 Articles: What I Learned After Publishing Daily for a Month Straight. Top Story - May 2021.
"What are you doing?" "I'm writing." "Every day for a month?" "Yup. 30 days, 30 posts." That's the mini conversation I had with myself when I started this 30-day writing challenge.
By Rick Martinez5 years ago in Journal
Why a Simple Business Plan is All You Need
It is always exciting to start a business of your own. This marks the start of your independence and self-sustenance, and the possibilities that spring from it are limitless. Given the right amount of attention and nurturing, it can set you for a life of financial freedom and stability.
By Travis Foster5 years ago in Journal