This got me thinking as usually when it comes to naming a company there are a lot of people who opt to have the actual product or service as part of the name to make it very apparent on what they specialize in. For example, if you hear the name Burger King one would automatically
Today apparently a lot of sites went down for whatever reason. Most notably, platforms such as Facebook and Instagram were inaccessible for many causing people to scramble elsewhere to communicate with others. What was interesting I thought is how for these two platforms as an example they are owned by the same parent company Meta.
Around this time I usually evaluate if there are any services and contracts that require a change such as telecom providers that may be getting too expensive or the quality has simply dropped. Therefore, I usually explore different options to be prepared for the new year. I usually hate switching service providers for most things
This was an interesting thought where my dad wanted to go to a Costco and I figured it would be a good time to try and rectify the situation where he didn’t seem to get all the offers of a groupon deal as the employee upsold him a different expensive plan. Usually for franchised companies
Imagine you ran a business where you offered some kind of service such as a photographer. You are used to doing your work in a studio and everything from the billing to client delivery is all streamlined. Then let’s pretend someone decided that they wanted to use you for an event that requires you to
It got me thinking today as I noticed a person who was posting comments on a website where at first it seems like he is contributing to a conversation. That’s always good I suppose. But the other thing I noticed was that every comment the person posted they would use it as an opportunity to