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Augment These 4 Soft Skills to Become a Professional

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Many career counselors emphasize about enhancing hard skills in order to get better career opportunities. Though they are right to some extent, having only hard skills are like someone is using an advance robot. Today, most of the companies are looking for employees that can understand the company structure and possess powerful social skills. Many interviews show that companies are likely to draw more towards the person who posses astonishing soft skills and apt hard skills. So it makes us come to the conclusion that in order to advance in a field, you should learn and practice some essential soft skills. If you don’t know what soft skills are, then do not be a worry at all. Here is a straight definition. “It’s a combination of skills regarding various fields such as social, people, communication, personality traits or character, social intelligence, emotional brainpower, and career attributes.” Now let’s come to what soft skills are way too essential to getter better persona...

What Leadership Lessons Can We Learn From Covid-19

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The current health outbreak is undoubtedly a bane, but even amidst the crisis we are actually learning several moral principals in our life. While making video calls with our family and pets in the background, concerning less about how we appear in the video calls and the background of our house- we are improving our encouragement for being genuine, trustworthy, originality, reliability, and relationships. The current time also makes us more careful about hygiene and being prepared for any mishaps. It is apparent that these are similar aspects on which the investors use to rate the type of stocks outperforming the S&P 500 amidst the crisis. They have stock with high  ESG  ratings, such as for social, environment, and governance. Now, this connection is providing is essential information for what makes an exemplary leader.    Corporations that have high ESG ratings with definitions have policies that contain: care for their workers, consumers, communities, a...

Did 5G Cause Covid-19? Three 5G Myths Busted

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When Covid-19 appeared the first time, the 5G innovation was on its peak in China. Now many conspiracy theorists are saying that the 5G network has an uncertain relationship with the novel Coronavirus. This theory is wildly spreading across the internet despite the fact there is no solid evidence behind it. The country has some massive installations of the new 5G network as well as it is providing it commercially on a large scale. As the 5G developed at the same time when Coronavirus emerged in the country, several theories came to existence, telling that the pandemic is the outcome of an exceptionally powerful 5G connection. Despite the lack of any supporting fact or even a single clue, many innocent people are buying into the theory and preventing the lightning-fast internet connection. However, the theory is complete trash as per the scientific research 5G has no connections with the Covid-19 or novel Coronavirus.  An American vocalist,  Keri Hilson,  who has ...

Is Facial Recognition Technology Helpful for Customers?

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Various brands and businesses are utilizing facial recognition for enhancing their customer security authorizations. Many big companies such as Apple and others are making the wise use of this new technology to improve the ways of interactions with its existing customers. This technology has unlocked a path to seamless interactions between a brand and its users.   Facial recognition has also proven to strengthen the security aspects for the business as well as the consumers’ side. As the tech is improving day by day, several leading brands are planning to include it into their products and services while consumers are allowing the mode of authorization for more easy identification.    Facial recognition is a biometric innovation that assists in recognizing and identifying people by capturing and analyzing their faces. The recognition completes when the system put side by side faces from the captures image or video, and the one saved in the database. In Asia, th...

5 Tips to Boost Organizational Behaviour in 2020

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The term behaviour alone expresses all its meaning. The strong or the problematic aspects can be identified easily while working within a corporation. The management of a company always hopes for better performance and creativity from their employees as this helps the business prosper.  The term Organization Behaviour stands for the examination of how workers act in a team, specifically within the office premise. The said behaviour can range from communication to the culture of the company. The managers can affect the overall organizational behaviour to the greatest and have the power to boost the growth of a business. For instance, educational programs teach workers how to solve an ongoing issue within the company can enhance the performance of a brand. Here are some tips that can boost the performance of an organization: Advance Planning Planning is the main concerning part for any venture, be it an emerging startup or an established brand. It is essential to formulate...

Diversity Marketing: What is it & Who is Using It?

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Diversity Marketing, also called in-culture marketing, is a method of marketing that focuses on specific groups of people and communities as a channel to reach a target audience for a business instead of putting the same marketing strategy to all people.   In diversity marketing, the brand does not think that culture only has one common kind of requirements, issues, and expectations. Instead, you need to research your audience’s culture deeply and then provide solutions according to their choice and need.   “Diversity Marketing is a way of studying different cultures, subgroups, demographics, religions, and geo-locations for marketing purpose of providing personalized services and solutions for them.” In traditional marketing, brands tend to use the same marketing strategies for all people while it uses diverse programs to target each of them based on their diversity. It teaches companies that they might need to treat various races and subgroups diversely ...