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Industry related topics in the realm of corporate culture, business, and the workplace.
Major Benefits of Having a 24-hour Emergency Electrician by Your Side
It should come as no surprise that the need for generator assistance or even light repairs will arrive at a time when you’d least expect it, thereby leaving you confused as to what to do in those types of situations. Without having the proper kind of resources, these problems can seriously leave you and your family helpless. But, if you have access to a 24-hour emergency electrician, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing that your issue will be solved with just some minutes. Furthermore, you’ll receive service from a professional who is not only professional but reliable too.
By Lauren Williamson6 years ago in Journal
Jerrick CEO’s Week in Review: 12/09/19 - 12/13/19
The success of the Vocal platform thus far is predicated on the notion that content as a commodity in the digital space has continually appreciating value. Or, more precisely, content has potentially ever-appreciating value when it exists on a platform that is powered by strong technology and armed with a strategic distribution methodology that not only disseminates and monetizes the content, but optimizes its platform for scale. That is exactly what we built in Vocal, a proprietary platform whose technology is self-evident and driven by data.
By Jeremy Frommer6 years ago in Journal
Choosing a Quality Managed Service Provider (MSP)
It would be nice if you could handle every aspect of your business technology all by yourself. Unfortunately, you have a business to run and it can’t afford the costly downtime of outdated technology, ineffective use of resources, security, maintenance, planning, and more.
By John Teehan6 years ago in Journal
Jerrick CEO’s Week in Review: 12/02/19 - 12/06/19
At its core, Vocal is a platform for creating, sharing and distributing content. It turned out that, while building a best in class, long form social platform, we found ourselves with a very powerful IR product to boot. The assembly, digital distribution and search engine optimization of corporate materials and messaging in a structured environment like Vocal is far superior to patched-together data platforms or paying for research on forgettable websites. Simply put, there is no one better to piece the puzzle of public information together and define the narrative of a company than a CEO and executive team, and no better medium to share it than Vocal. My partner Justin Maury and I use the Vocal platform for more in depth discussions about the digital space, as well as Vocal product updates and Jerrick’s uplisting process. Each week, we’ll be publishing this recap, which will amalgamate and contextualize the various updates from the previous week and is designed to maximize communication and transparency with our shareholder and creator communities alike.
By Jeremy Frommer6 years ago in Journal
Art of the Sale
After 20 years as a salesperson, it has become apparent that basic sales strategy is not being passed on to new sales reps. The sales process is an art built on a 5 step process that creates the structure of a presentation. The steps are always required to move from prospect to closed transactions but every sale and salesperson is unique and this creates sales styles. These steps are not complicated or technical and so every new sales representative can incorporate them into a foundation to increase their success in the competitive world of sales.
By Brad Buchholz 6 years ago in Journal
Why We Don’t Hear About European Tech Startups
Europe might be successful in a variety of fields and practices but the one thing that Europe hasn’t been able to tap into has been the startups. It was largely accepted that Silicon Valley in the US was where all the innovations happened. But that hasn’t been the case for the last couple of years. The novelty nowadays can come from any other part of the world and investors are actively working to find unique ideas and fund their development.
By Giorgi Mikhelidze6 years ago in Journal
Tech and Business: Tech Trends in 2020 to Look out For
Businesses today use modern technology for a wide variety of needs, ranging from operations to sales and even marketing. With technology, industries have been able to constantly come up with innovations that not only help businesses perform better, but also provide better services to consumers. Likewise, it’s businesses that innovate and adapt new technologies that usually come up to the top – as “gimmicks” slowly become trends, and trends become the norm that consumers start to look for. If you’re a business owner, you’ll likely want to check what sorts of technologies are on the rise, especially for 2020. Here’s some of them that you should watch out for:
By John Salazar6 years ago in Journal
A New Business Model, a New World
The only wrong with the side of business is its ability to keep the world in a balanced state. With animals suffering at our intelligence. Famine in places of the world where there is no need of. I propose a new business to consumer system. A mandatory business to consumer referral program. Where the percentages are given to consumers for referring new members to the system. Capped at a basic living minimum to get by. With options for additional work to get the luxuries. The previous generations built the roads. I think we should be the generation to end famine, poverty and world hunger. By adding 10% to all prices and allowing this 10 percent minus operating costs it will give the majority of the opposition of big companies the chance to taste this success. Effectively ending inflation problems and devaluing dollars over time. It will not cost the consumer any more than it would now. It would just allow for a combination of micro amounts from more people to compile to a greater and more successful way to generate enough income to live off. We will be able to generate more income to go towards greener energy, towards ending greater falls in the economy.
By Marcus Azaria6 years ago in Journal
A Message to Uber Eats Customers: Tip 'Ya Bunch of Cheapskates!
Yes, I have been working with the rideshare industry for about four years now. Sadly, most customers do not tip at all. The percentage of tippers falls to about 10 to 20 percent on a weekly basis. This is very low considering a country that was built on tipping for many services. What changed the game? This is simple! People are just straight up cheap!
By Bazooka Teaches6 years ago in Journal
