Reading through press releases this morning, I came across in interesting one from Tesco's Fresh & Easy brand in the US. The UK retail giant's local grocery store charm, now takes on a bit of corporate hyperbole via press release. An upscale grocery store announces a relaunch of their careers website? Why is this puzzling? Read and see why.
If you want to be recession proof, here are the jobs you should be training for. These jobs will allow you to take home a bigger paycheck and will help you survive financial setbacks that may take place in the future.
It's premature to speak of a "world without Steve Jobs" - although Apple's CEO takes an indefinite leave of absence, he is still around.
Popular social site Facebook ranks first among the best US employers. The social network outran Southwest Airlines and management consultants firm Bain & Company on the list compiled by Glassdoor, an online site where users publish feedback on employers.
Before opting for this career path, think carefully: do you have what it takes? Are you a good communicator, do you understand the media, do you like working with people, and most importantly, can you listen?
Brand new beta startup Loosecubes brings economy and logic into being for workspaces. In the world of the future, workspace will be dictated by necessity and economy, but Loosecubes addresses these issues now. Share a workspace and save your money and headaches for more important things.
Steve Jobs strategy against Google is easy to resume: I'm better than you, na-na, na-na, boo-boo, stick your head in doo-doo.
Marketing and PR consultancy Clothier Lacey & Co (CLC) has just launched a new company, PR Talent Train, which will be providing affordable PR services for companies who have recently entered the market and have limited budgets and creating new jobs for fresh PR graduates.
Every PR needs to know about design: no campaign can be effective promoting poor design, and poor quality in general. Sonia Mansfield, joins the Everything PR team to teach you about effective design.