I thought this was kind of funny as apparently there was a person who was actively looking for advice in regards to buying a very basic computer for home office purposes. So he started by asking people he knew and by the looks of it they all recommended specific models. For the most part he
Would you consider this a smart or sketchy business practice that a lot of companies actually do? I was reading some articles on how certain large corporations have essentially tried to silence their biggest critics not by trying to discredit them or through other offensive means but rather offer them a job at the company
This is a story I have heard a lot where companies often struggle so much to find qualified employees who will actually stay with the company that they are willing to invest in outside firms to help them find the perfect candidates. This can often make financial sense because many say a new hire often
I thought this was kind of interesting as apparently in one state in the US they will be enabling people to essentially have their driver’s licence and state ID integrated within various Apple devices such as an iPhone. That means no need to carry separate cards which sounds more practical I guess you can say.
I was reading recently where there were people who were extremely upset with a security camera manufacturer where it would appear the initial pitch was that people who buy the hardware would get free cloud services that could temporarily store video files and alerting owners if the camera detects motion. That is a big selling
This was an interesting business strategy for a start up I thought where they always had a dream of opening a restaurant but as you can imagine it can be expensive to start up. For example, leasing a space for your operation alone can be a hefty bill. That’s why some of tactics I was