Month: December 2019

With older generations not ready (or able) to retire, it might be time to embrace the multigenerational workforce Born between 1946 and 1964, Boomers started reaching retirement age of 65 in 2011. With about 76 million boomers in the US alone, more than you would think either don’t want to retire or they simply can’t. Famed for their work ethic and commitment to getting the job done, Boomers often represent a walking trust of organizational knowledge, between work ethic and sheer years of experience in the workplace: these older workers were less likely to switch employers throughout their careers. But with a rapid growth of...

As your company continues to grow you will need to rebrand, but will you be able to know when that is? As businesses continue to evolve over time, they tend to change and develop into something completely different than when it originally started. They change their look and brand to match new aspects of their company’s everchanging direction. But it is more than playing with new fonts or colors, you need to think tactfully to build a new client base while keeping the loyal one you have. With the risks involved, rebranding is a lot like walking across a tightrope…. step carefully or you...

Everyone loves a good deal, and often sellers feel they can save more by selling their home on their own. But often their rose colored glasses end up costing them more money than what they thought they could save. Realtors can offer a vast network, negotiation skills, an unbiased opinion, and marketing exposure that most FSBO don’t have. When factors as these are missing, the result is a home that doesn’t get the proper exposure and sits on the market for a very long time. Wasting both the owners time, energy, and money. Things that all could have been avoided. When a person...