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We all know that wine is made by fermenting grape juice. This grape juice is put through five steps to turn it into wine: Harvest, Crushing and pressing, Fermentation, Clarification, and Aging and bottling/ It may all seem straightforward, but several factors contribute to the distinct color, taste, and smell...

Linguistic is the study of parts of language, structure, and human communication. The basic area where the course focuses is grammar, syntax, phonetics, and also the most common properties of languages spoken around the world. Linguistic stands for both the person who is studying linguistic and the one who can...

Ever since the food industry has turned global, certain dishes have become the talking point of everyone. One among them is Sushi. The ultimate artisan food might look tempting to the eyes but is equally intimidating while making it. So, if you are interested in mastering the art of Sushi...

Management around the world is the most liked stream to go for and get enrolled. The course includes practical, analytical as well as other theoretical concepts of different business management. It said that any individual who does MBA can easily get themselves cleared into any field. Below are the best...

Readers of this magazine are well versed on the challenges of the Great Resignation, which has seen an estimated 24 million or more American employees leave their jobs between April and September 2021.  Such disruption creates challenges for companies, but savvy leaders understand the opportunity to differentiate their company by...

In today’s world, we place a premium on adaptability. Whether in the boardroom or on the football field, we are challenged to adapt to difficult conditions or try something new to respond to the unexpected. During this year’s NFC playoffs, the 49ers overcome the bitter cold at Lambeau Field to...

Whenever I coach leaders on communication, I invariably recommend that they tell the end of the story first. The end of my story is: Think about the messages you give to your team and your organization through small, day-to-day actions; they are much more impactful than the big events and...

The needs of the hybrid workspace and its employees may have outgrown conventional HR systems and responsibilities. But HR will remain an essential, helpful asset if leaders are willing to rethink their purpose and contributions. In under two years, knowledge workers have become surprisingly untethered to traditional office setups — and...

It was two weeks before go-live. A small, dedicated team had worked for six months on the project's many aspects. The software was ready to go. Publicity for this initiative had been happening for a good while. Training sessions explained the ins and outs of the new system and staff...

A boss expects results. A mentor inspires them. If you’re the latter, you know that the employees with the most potential, the ones you hired because they had that certain spark may also be the same ones who eventually leave to start their own enterprises. Non-competes are over-rated.  It doesn’t...