Yes, we all know Apple products are great and hail the almighty Steve Jobs. But the one user experience that the company truly reinvented was the brick-and-mortar storefront. Before the idea of entering into the retail store space, Apple held focus groups to discover...
Job growth rebounded strongly last month as the unemployment fell below 6% for the first time in over six years. What does that mean for businesses? A tighter workforce. Less highly-qualified professionals. Huge market demand. Which makes it harder to attract—and...
So it was just the Fourth of July this past weekend. America. The land of the free. Celebrating 240 years of being free to be exact. Envied. Replicated. Hated. Love us or leave us alone—we proudly lit up the sky with bombs bursting in air (well there were a lot of...
Here’s a little history lesson on when our country adapted the concept of a concierge. It wasn’t until the 1970s that the actual position emerged in the United States—even though hotel bell captains and front desk staffers had been unofficially performing the same...
We’re rapidly approaching the middle of the year and you know what means? Yes, Flag Day is on the fourteenth and let’s not forget good olé dad on Father’s Day. Speaking of dad, June is also a popular month to give the bride away. Yes, the Saturdays of June are...
What mom really wants. May is right around the corner, and you know what that means? I know, I know. It’s John F. Kennedy’s birthday. Oh and of course Memorial Day, the unofficial start of summer. But I’m talking about a day even bigger than that—Mother’s Day....
