Konversai recently launched its Global Small Business (GSB) Partnership Program, where small businesses are joining our platform to connect with our exponentially growing user base (all potential clients), easily manage payment and scheduling, and access a variety of services for their personal and professional needs. Over the next few weeks, our Konversations series will be …
Can a Four-Day Workweek Work in the US? Recently, Microsoft Japan conducted a trial to improve work-life balance by giving employees Friday off with pay and found productivity increased by about 40%. Ninety-two percent of employees were pleased with this result, which doesn’t come as a surprise in a culture that has a word for …
The Evolution of Small Businesses in the United States The United States has long been known as the land of opportunity—a place where anyone who works hard can achieve anything to which they set their mind. The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in the birthplace of the American Dream, which has contributed to the …
Scrappy Success: How Female Founders Make Ado with (Almost) Nothing The Small Business Administration (SBA) states that 30% of businesses fail during the first two years of being in operation; 50% fail during the first five years. Some of the main reasons why businesses fail are the lack of a realistic business plan, insufficient capital, and inadequate internet visibility. …
Make Your Brand Identity Stand Out: Guest Post by Analisse Weathers This week’s post is a guest submission on brand identity by Konverser Analisse Weathers, a content writer from the Philippines. When you think about creating your business, are you looking forward to an expansion of branches or making your business stand out among the …
Millennials have been called selfish, flaky, lazy, irresponsible, gullible, and spoiled. The truth is nothing but the opposite. They are not a naïve generation on the wrong track. Rather, millennials are among mankind’s most generous, steadfast, engaged, responsible, trusting, and wise generations. First things first—what is a Millennial? If you were dividing the billionaires on the Forbes …
