Executive Insider

In late 2019, the idea had begun to create a new business model that would revolutionize how business was conducted with a scheduled release in the spring of 2021. Then in March 2020, COVID-19 changed everything. The world shut-down and the lock-downs began triggering business reacted to the crisis by:...

The pandemic caused a tsunami of emotions for CEOs and their people: shock, fear, frustration, resentment. At the pointy end of decision-making, CEOs have had to make tough calls.  In their report Navigating C19 July 2020, researchers reported that amongst UK CEOs, 41% are more anxious than they were before,...

Where behaviour exists (governments, corporates, businesses, even sport) we the public weed it out. Our collective boiling blood, rising to great Fahrenheits is powerful enough fuel to go whole-heartedly after elected officials, C-suite titles or athletes: placing them in stockades (social media) to be appropriately humiliated or cut off after...

Twenty-twenty has been a challenging year yet restrictions and lockdowns have merely been the icing on the cake in triggering many tensions that have long been baking.  We’ve seen a massive increase in extreme actions, behaviors and opinions in the digital age.  ‘The Social Dilemma’, currently playing on Netflix, highlights...

Preparing a proper CV used to be a simple process in the past. People used to write down their academic background and their working experience and employers would call the best fit for the job. Nowadays, everything has moved to the online world and applications are a lot more than...

Extra-curricular activities are important for developing a good resume. Students participate in a range of activities to add brownie points to their skills, and one of the most popular activities is debating. Most universities across the globe run debating clubs or societies which invite candidates for membership, organize intra university...

Stress rates continue to increase. In a recent study (2019) Harvard Business Review reported as much as 50% of senior executives experience a sense of loneliness. As much as 61% acknowledged Loneliness as a factor of hindering their ability to deliver their best. This article aims to dispel some common...

New York is one of the world’s most developed cities. Fondly called the Big Apple, the city is known for producing masterpieces in all means. Home to over some billion students, the ethnic and cultural diversity of New York makes it one of the renowned cities in the world. With...

Tourists mainly visit Mexico for its temperate climate, lively cultural festivals, and charming beach resorts. Mexico is home to 35 UNESCO World Heritage Sites that include ancient ruins, colonial cities, and natural reserves. That’s why tourism incomes a lot of revenue for Mexico. About 45 million international tourists visited Mexico...

The debate between homeschooling and regular schooling is not new. It has been around for decades. While traditional schooling norms have always been a part of education culture, homeschooling on the other hand was primarily reserved for a few. However, the primary focus of both these education systems always remains...