Month: September 2018

At one point, there seemed to only be a handful of career paths someone could take in the United States. For centuries, even, there were only a finite number of jobs out there for people to pursue. Nowadays, however, there always seems to be a new job, career, or even industry that comes out of nowhere thanks to technology’s prevalence. Laborers were in abundance in the past, but times have certainly changed. Because of the fast-moving and innovative time we’re … Continue reading “Times Have Changed: Knowledge Workers Are Taking Over”

The U.S. is the second largest construction market in the world, with a market share of 10%, and new types of construction and sustainable initiatives are quickly growing in popularity. One example is Permanent Modular Construction, “PMC”: homes built using PMC are 60% to 90% completed in a factory-controlled environment and transported and assembled at the final building site. While this building process is efficient in more ways than one, it takes some serious effort to make sure the value … Continue reading “Are Modular Homes a Wise Financial Investment Compared to Site-Built Homes?”

Real estate investment and management are becoming more and more popular in today’s society. In fact, the property management industry increased 4.4% between 2012 and 2017 alone. So if you’re a property owner, it’s important to keep your building in tip-top shape — otherwise, you could face someone getting hurt on your property and filing a liability claim. So let’s take a look at a few simple things property owners can do to protect themselves against property liability. Keep Dangerous … Continue reading “How Can Property Owners Protect Themselves Against Property Liability?”

American steelworkers are demanding higher pay now that tariffs on foreign metal have raised profits. According to the Wall Street Journal, workers at two of the nation’s largest steelmakers are demanding higher compensation after tariffs on steel imports have pushed steel profits to their highest point in years. The 25% tariff President Donald Trump enacted earlier this year gave U.S. steel companies leverage against foreign manufacturers. The tariffs have thus far worked in the favor of domestic companies United States … Continue reading “Steel Workers Demand Higher Pay After Companies Reap Profits From Steel Tariff”

The attention spans of your audience are relatively short because they’re used to getting their digital content fast. What’s more, because your audience is bombarded with content every day it can be difficult to connect with your target consumers. This is why videos are important not only for large companies but also for small businesses. They’re easy to consume, fun to watch, and they only take a couple of minutes out of your target consumer’s day. In fact, videos have … Continue reading “Now May Be The Best Time For Small Businesses To Get Into Video Marketing”