Management & Strategy
Goldman Sachs launches money management service for investors with $1000 capital - 02/17/2021
Bank for millionaires Goldman Sachs has launched an asset management service for mass investors with a capital as little as $1,000. Unlike Robinhood and other companies that help first-time investors enter the market, Goldman will not allow newcomers to buy and sell individual stocks themselves. Goldman Sachs is launching Marcus Invest, an asset management service for investors with small...
Three key elements for a breakthrough in work and life - 01/15/2021
You've already reached a certain point, but the next step is so far away that you can't even think about getting there yourself? You need a breakthrough. There are three key elements to a dramatic increase in results: getting help, investing, breaking away from the familiar. Let's look at each of these components separately. Get help This is nothing new, because, really, the first thing you...
Buddhism for business: A mantra for success - 12/11/2020
On any given day in life, you are in one of three stages: aspiration, success, failure. At each of them, you are battling with ego. As Benjamin Franklin observed, whoever drinks from a cup to the bottom should be prepared to encounter sediment. But what if that sediment is not so bad? Harold Jenin noted, "People learn from their failures. They rarely learn anything from their successes." That's...
The art of saying No to find new energy - 11/20/2020
The modern world is stunning and distracting. News come from every screen, and we have many screens. Work is exhausting and never ends. How do we stop? How do we concentrate to think things through well and make an informed decision? What secret do those who manage to stay focused and cool in almost any situation have? You will not rush into a labyrinth. You need to stop and think about it. You...
The challenges Covid-19 is posing to learning, teaching, and working in society - 11/04/2020
At enlightED Virtual Edition 2020, leaders of higher education institutions discussed taking “a crash course into the future”
Seven tips to create cozy home space for remote work - 10/30/2020
At the height of the pandemic, many people work remotely and so they know how important it is to create a comfortable place that helps work and concentrate. Most of us do not have an entire room for a home office, but it is still possible to get the most of what you have available. 1. Start with the desk A boring beige office desk is not the only option. Use any comfortable one that suits your...
70% of Silicon Valley employees report burnout at remote work - 10/19/2020
The majority of Silicon Valley employees (68%) said they felt more exhausted than when they worked in the office before the coronavirus pandemic. This was reported by the Business Insider portal with reference to the Blind service’s survey. Over 3,000 employees of Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Facebook participated in the survey. Compared to the February survey, the percentage of respondents...
Funny job: Easy ways to gamify your work - 10/16/2020
Wouldn't it be great if we could play at work? Games make us focused, active, attentive. We feel strength and energy in ourselves, turn on the imagination and try to give our best. All this is required of us at work, and to evoke these features, we only need to introduce a little playful thinking into everyday life - and the tasks will become more exciting, the results will be better, and we...
Billionaires Insights 2020: Wealth of billionaires around the world grows by 20% in last 2 years - 10/08/2020
According to analysts from UBS and PwC, over the past two and a half years, the combined wealth of billionaires from different countries has grown by 19%. After a slight decline at the beginning of the year, it has resumed growth. Experts record a polarization in the incomes of the richest: while the fortunes of billionaires from the high-tech industry and the medical sphere are growing sharply,...
Disney lays off 28,000 employees in USA amid coronavirus pandemic - 09/30/2020
Disney has announced its decision to lay off about 28,000 employees in U.S. amusement parks in response to the coronavirus crisis, Disney Parks CEO Josh D'Amaro said in a statement. About 67% of the laid off employees did not work full-time. “We made a very difficult decision to begin the downsizing process at Disney Parks, Experiences & Products at all levels,” the statement reads. ...




