The specter of a recession still hangs over the United States. What are some of the market research recession lessons from 2008 and the recent pandemic that are worth considering if we enter into another
Seventy percent of people under the age of 25 say they’d rather play a game than watch a video. In 2022 InsiderIntelligence.com estimated that more than half (54.2%) of the U.S. population were digital gamers.
Between the effectiveness of today’s job boards and internal employee networks, there are many searches where organizations wonder if they should do the search themselves and save the expense of hiring an outside recruiting firm.
Harvard Business Review reports that “happy people are 31% more productive, have 37% higher sales, and are three times more creative than their peers.” Are you happy at your job, or are you a victim
The great resignation of the pandemic has led to a new phenomenon – the quiet promotion. Employees have suddenly found themselves responsible for their departing associate’s work or a portion of their manager’s role when
After the Great Recession of 2008 – 2009 the federal funds rate hovered between .07% to 1.68% for thirteen years! Insurers adopted riskier investment strategies in an attempt to boost their yields. Pursuing greater yield
