Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Your brand is not your baby. Okay, it kind of is your baby — in how you nourish it, support it, invest in it and stick with it on both good and bad days. But what I mean is, you don’t necessarily want to treat it like […]
In an age where many workers can do their jobs from anywhere, some high-earners have moved to locations where their salary provides more purchasing power, a new report found. A recent study by SmartAsset sheds light on the migration patterns in 2023 of young professionals aged 26 to 35 who earn $200,000 or more, revealing
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. How much do you consider mental health in your overall well-being? Many business owners sacrifice their own emotional stability and personal satisfaction for what they believe to be the greater good of the organizations they run. Or they are too lost in all the noise of operating
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. According to Builtin, 46% of job applicants place a high value on company culture, and 47% cite their current work culture as the main reason they’re seeking new jobs. Corporate values influence company culture, which is now one of the most critical aspects of employment. Founders should
“Shark Tank” star Kevin O’Leary has a grim outlook on the immediate future of the U.S. economy, particularly for how it will affect small businesses. O’Leary spoke with FOX Business’ Larry Kudlow about the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes and the inevitable “chaos” that he believes will hit the job market and economy by the
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. With the return to office in full swing, listening to employee needs and well-being is more important than ever for business leaders. It is difficult to recognize failures when they are happening, but their impact is often unmistakable after the fact. As we navigate this uncharted territory,
This article originally appeared on Business Insider. When Lisa Strothers, 36, was laid off from her mortgage industry job in April of last year, the Arizona-based single mom wasn’t sure what to do next. A few weeks later, she told Insider, she received an email about the “Quick Start” program — a 10-day crash course
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Warren Buffett, Ginni Rometty and Howard Schultz share a common background — they all worked as salespeople before becoming CEOs of Berkshire Hathaway, IBM and Starbucks, respectively. Buffett worked as an investment salesman, Rometty got his start in a sales role at IBM, and Schultz had a
Rite Aid is on the brink of filing for bankruptcy amid mounting federal and state lawsuits regarding opioid-related settlements, which have resulted in increasing debt, The Wall Street Journal reported. The pending bankruptcy filing follows a period of difficulties for Rite Aid over the past five years, including store closures (145 last year alone) and