No other company comes close to matching The Coca Cola Company’s reach into the global marketplace, or the hearts and minds of consumers around the world. In the following infographic by Top Management Degrees, take a look at just how big Coke has become.
After consulting companies on their sales processes for over 17 years, Sales Overdrive knows a thing or two about developing a successful sales force and growing companies. This infographic on “Developing a Winning Sales Organization” is a study of typical companies and how their sales organizations match up, as well as including some key imperatives for sales growth.
You have a business and a blog… but what should you write about? How do you actually get people to notice? This step-by-step guide from Simply Business has you covered. The interactive graphic takes business bloggers through the entire process:
The following is a “choose your own adventure” interactive infographic to help you understand COBRA insurance and whether or not it is the right choice for you after job loss.
Do the temperature, paint choices, and office layout of your commercial real estate space affect how well your employees are able to work in the office? Find out why almost half of all workers think their work would improve in a better office environment in this infographic.
No company should have to put up with tough clients. That’s why Ciplex compiled the following infographic, which details a few specific characteristics you can look for to identify when someone is going to be hard to work with.
America is known as the most powerful country in the world. While America has many large corporations and successful businesses, is American entrepreneurship still thriving? This infographic tells us just how American entrepreneurship has been performing over the last 30 years.
Take a look at the following infographic by Total Landscape Care, “The Rise of the Landscaping Profession,” which explains the ins and outs of working in the landscaping industry.
Most business owners dream of the day that they will reach business nirvana. The day where everything runs smoothly without a glitch and efficiency is 100%. Well, that dream is not as far away as one may think. Through Six Sigma, businesses can see an increase in efficiency and a decreases in defects. This infographic presented by Villanova University highlights the different levels of training in Six Sigma and how it is great for any business.
During the 2009 recession, U.S. companies spent $12 billion on leadership development. That’s some pretty hefty coin to train employees. Why exactly do companies find it so important? Why are they willing to invest so much money in to leadership training?
