Interesting strategy I saw the other day. Essentially, there was a company that resold a specific type of item that only the carry. As well, they own multiple businesses where while the items they sell in the store are similar, they are all owned by the same parent company. It’s almost like a false sense
The task this time around was that the teams had to create three thirty second radio commercials for a home service company called clockwork. The commercials would also have to be performed live in-front of the executives where the teams would then be evaluated. The project manager for Rocksolid was Brett Michaels and for Tenacity
I was watching this neat documentary of sort of a person who was essentially showing the world what he goes through in trying to succeed in his profession. Of course there are a ton of ups and downs as you may expect. Not surprisingly he capitalizes on this by acquiring sponsors to advertise items to
Nowadays you can pretty much find a bunch of sites that allow you to post classified ads for free such as Craigslist as opposed to places that charge you a fee to do so. Not surprisingly a lot of big companies nowadays opt to use things like these as well. I was then reading this
Took me awhile to finally watch this episode. It started off interesting as Sharon Osbourne was saying how she didn’t like the dynamics of the team and wanted to quit the show. To even out the teams Curtis was now transferred to Tenacity while Sharon and Maria moved over to Rocksolid. This time the teams
What a funny example I saw today of a business trying to save money. Essentially, they decided to save money by not offering a particular department some small perks such as free food and snacks. Basically, people could normally get a meal every six hours or so. Now in this case many of the workers