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  • Universal Basic Income For Dummies

    Andrew Yang is the first Presidential candidate in history to seriously propose a Universal Basic Income (UBI) for all Americans. So what’s all the fuss about? Proponents argue primarily for four points: 1) It’s a way of leveling the playing field a little bit and dealing with the growing wealth disparity between the rich and […]

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    COO Coaching: Your Secret Weapon in the Executive Suite

    Much is said about powerful executive leadership, however much of what’s talked about typically focuses on the CEO. COO’s are not spoken about enough, and not all COO’s are created equal. That is why it is of critical importance to your organization to spend time and resources on COO coaching to make sure that they […]

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    Innovation in Health Insurance Benefit Verification Automation

    When it comes to complex workflows and rules in the world of health insurance benefits, you could try to build systems yourself from scratch or leave it up to the experts. See more about how innovation is moving in the world of health insurance benefit verification automation in the infographic below, courtesy of Orbit Healthcare: […]

  • 50 Best Business Movies Ever

    There’s no easier way to amp up your business acumen than by learning from other people’s experiences. If those people happen to be movie characters, and learning means putting your feet up with some popcorn and a cold one, all the better. Give yourself a break from the summer swelter by absorbing a business lesson […]

  • 5 Steps to Dealing With Angry Clients

    No matter who you are, it comes up eventually: The case of the angry client. If you’re a teacher, it’s an angry student or parent. If you’re a doctor, an angry patient. If you’re self-employed, an angry customer. People get angry all the time. According this Times article, the problem seems to be getting worse. […]

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    Visualizing and Deconstructing the Things We Use and Buy

    Often, we take much of what we see in our day to day lives for granted. If you stopped and deconstructed all of the component parts that make up a lot of today’s equipment, transportation, and machinery, you would be surprised to see its sheer level of sophistication. That said, it is time for the […]

  • Don’t Let Spotty Internet Ruin Your Work-From-Home Situation

    Credit: freepik via Freepik Is bad Internet cramping your work-from-home style? Small changes can help you get through the workday without freezing mid-Zoom with the boss.  More people are working from home than ever before. About one-third of all workers ages 18 and over work from home all the time. More (41 percent) join them […]

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    Community Coworking: A Much Needed Coworking Refresh

    When it comes to all of the options for coworking in NYC, there are a multitude of choices between big brands and more specialized solutions. That said, coworking often feels like it hasn’t fully embraced the work revolution that largely started during the pandemic. This trend made it possible for more people than ever to […]

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    Best Business Magazines

    Who reads magazines in 2021? Here at Business Pundit, we do. A lot. OK, we admit—we’re not always reading a physical magazine, we read a lot of magazines on our devices and even on our phones. But we also have stacks of magazines in our break room, and piled up on our coffee tables at […]

  • Diversification vs. Focus: What’s the Best Strategy for Your Business?

    When it comes to growing a business, there are two main approaches: diversification and focus. Diversification involves expanding your offerings into new product or service categories, while focus means specializing in one specific area. But which one is right for your business? The answer depends on your unique goals, resources, and industry. Diversification Spreads Risk […]