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Negotiating might be a difficult task for most of us. At least for a relatively inexperienced negotiator, it might feel awkward to not accept what other party proposes and rather reciprocate with your own offer. It can also be emotionally stressful,…
In today´s hectic era it is easy to forget about our health. This can be especially true in the world of business, where competition is high and this brings about high amounts of stress, long working hours, and a long time spent hunched over staring…
Do you feel the need to adapt to new developments in your field? Do you want to refresh your knowledge but struggle with a lack of time or finances? Ask your boss to support you!
Social media has changed the game for many industries and disciplines, including consumer behavior. Consumer behavior is a relatively young study, emerged in the 1940s and 50s as a sub-discipline in the marketing area. It examines how emotions,…
As franchising has grown to be almost universal in the service and retail industries, more and more small businesses are considering the option of franchising to continue their growth; this decision, however, is not one to be made lightly.
Our doctoral student Roger McCoy went on an adventure! Roger was invited to present findings of his research conducted at LIGS University and he went all the way to Kenya to do so. Read more about his adventure below.
“Nearly every problem has been solved by someone, somewhere. The frustration is that we can’t seem to replicate these solutions anywhere else,” says Bill Clinton. Social franchising is the application of commercial franchising methods to achieve…
Pursuing an online degree has many advantages, but it can also be hard and challenging. Attending an online university requires work, persistence and most of all, discipline. But it’s all possible if you’re prepared and ready for success. Here are…
Break Even Analysis is the critical part of a good business plan. It can also very useful to help program manager and senior management to make many key decisions in the company whether it would be worth to pursues their businesses. Break even…
Students drop out of university for many reasons and it’s more common than you think. According to a survey by the National Student Clearinghouse, only 55 percent of first-time undergrads who started university in the Fall of 2008 finished…