Tag Archives: Lose

This is how many rejections it takes before job seekers lose confidence

By Shalene Gupta       June 29, 2022 Job hunting can be painful. In addition to the hours spent writing cover letters and preparing for interviews, the process usually comes with a hefty side serving of rejection. In a recent survey of 1,000 job applicants, recruiting platform Joblist delved into the psychology around job … Continue reading This is how many rejections it takes before job seekers lose confidence

Brands, take note: Your customers aren’t afraid to dump you if they lose your trust

By Shalene Gupta   May 10, 2022   Trust has always been an essential part of any business transaction—just ask the Quakers, who built business empires on the basis of fair business practices—but according to a new report from Salesforce, trust is becoming more important than ever before. Salesforce surveyed 13,020 consumers and 3,916 business … Continue reading Brands, take note: Your customers aren’t afraid to dump you if they lose your trust

How to Lose $10M by “Doing Something Stupid,” or Never Underestimate the Power of Marketing

Max Shestov July 29, 2021 Enlightening story of Flow founder Andrew Wilkinson about how he wanted to beat the competition focusing on organic growth — but it turned out that he came with a knife to a gunfight. Grow with the Flow! “When I started MetaLab in 2006, the idea of handing anything off seemed … Continue reading How to Lose $10M by “Doing Something Stupid,” or Never Underestimate the Power of Marketing

When Amazon comes for your company, don’t lose focus on what matters: Your customer

Amazon appears to be an unstoppable powerhouse gobbling up its competitors. So how do you ensure your company’s survival? Contributor Joe Hyland explains why it comes down to creating engaging customer experiences that build brand loyalty. Joe Hyland on September 14, 2017   On day one of the recently completed Whole Foods acquisition, Amazon slashed … Continue reading When Amazon comes for your company, don’t lose focus on what matters: Your customer