After the stress of completing your A Levels, the last thing most students want to do is to go through Clearing. Although it sounds chaotic and stressful, with the right preparation and knowledge, it doesn’t necessarily have to be that way. Here is an infographic on going through university clearing.
Here is a guide and social media cheat sheet on the best times to post on social media, the biggest communities, and the words to use in your social updates.
World records are normally associated with feats of achievement that require hours of dedicated training. However, Chair Office has cherry picked 12 world records that won’t require much time to attempt, and can also be seen as a great team building exercise for businesses.
Burglary and theft of our treasured possessions is something that none of us like to think about. However last year in England and Wales there were 632,000 household burglaries. Statistics show that one in five homes lack coverage for their household contents, meaning they would have to foot the bill themselves should the unthinkable happen.
Storage facilities in the real world are fairly uneventful places where everyday individuals store their belongings – but some lucky storage units make it to Hollywood. Check out this infographic of storage units making it big.
Life insurance for seniors, particularly those over 80 have two choices when it comes to life insurance. While both can work, one is substantially less expensive for the right applicant. One of these is final expense life insurance is also known as burial coverage.
Albert Einstein once said “If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.” With this in mind, Solink challenged themselves to explain the term ‘Big Data’ in a way that everyone, including their grandmothers, can understand.
As your IT systems are essential to your business operations, it is essential to have reliable and efficient backup service and plan to maintain business continuity. Here is an infographic from ARC Systems that looks at this in more detail.
A growth hacker is likened to a product given from the chemical reaction of two elements; marketing and engineering. They are like a super-mutant of the Internet era. Instead of traditional marketing, which typically breaks the continuity of your day, a growth hacker understands user behavior to persuade, through the value it immediately provides.
Some people just aren’t employee material. As a manager you really shouldn’t have any qualms about getting rid of those who disrupt what you are trying to accomplish. The usual suspects include the guy who is stealing and the woman who won’t do her job for a couple of examples. All people you don’t need to keep on for any reason. But there’s a few others that need handling too.
