Nita Santamaria

Entrepreneurs, especially in the business sector, have learned a lot from the recent coronavirus pandemic. This virus has caused many people to need to work remotely and refrain from socializing with others out of fear of infection. However, these same entrepreneurs can provide better services to their customers by meeting new demands, such as providing

The pandemic compelled more than 100,000 schools to close when it started over a year ago. These closures affected more than 55 million students across the country and forced them to attend classes online. The video conferencing software available in the market facilitated this situation. The software is among the many tech innovations that helped

Studies show that small businesses in Singapore were less affected by the COVID-19 crisis compared to their contemporaries in other parts of Asia, and that’s wonderful news. However, we can’t deny that not all small businesses could mitigate the effects of the pandemic since they didn’t have as many resources as bigger companies. Another study found that Singaporeans spend over

Imagine that you’re in the parking lot of a shopping mall. It’s darkly lit, and it feels like someone will jump you if you step outside your car. So you decide to leave and go to another mall, albeit you aren’t sure if this new mall has what you need. It’s the same analogy you

The manufacturing sector is one of the largest industries in the US. It accounts for 11% of the overall economy and employs 8% of the overall workforce. It brings in an average of one trillion in revenue every year, making it one of the most significant industries in the country. One of the more prevalent

Being an English teacher abroad definitely has many benefits. You get to combine travel with your passion, able to explore other countries while also earning an income–and most importantly, doing what you love. However, being a traveler in a country that doesn’t speak English is already difficult enough. When you have to teach the language to complete

The pandemic was a major hit to the world’s economy, and it hurt a lot of companies. For the duration of the pandemic, many of them had to cut back and restructure so that they can keep running. The world is bouncing back, and many businesses have plans to come back from the brink. If

You will hear a lot of exciting things about running a business. The steady profits, the control over your work time, and the entrepreneurial mindset will encourage you to pursue the career path. You will be spending years of effort to improve your knowledge and skills for running a business. However, you will find that

One of the toughest parts of running your own business is finding people to work alongside you. The small talent pool forces business to compete with each other, not unlike an arms race. And even if you’ve received applications from the right people, the applicants are probably fielding offers from other companies as well. Not