Category Archives: Business

Totally Stumped By That Job Interview Question? Here’s What To Do

There’s no such thing as being 100% prepared for a job interview.
Your job interview might go perfectly, or it might not. Maybe you’ve been sailing through the first 20 minutes, feeling totally prepared for everything the hiring manager is asking you. You’re having no trouble giving tidy, satisfying, well-spoken answers, and you’re feeling great—until she asks you this next question. Uh, what?

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Source:: Fast Company

Kushner Co-Ownership Clouds Leasing Of Brooklyn’s Iconic Watchtower Building

The 742,000-square-foot development is a major bet on Brooklyn as commercial hub. But will a marquee tenant be eager to sign on?

For Jared Kushner, last summer was a whirlwind of deal-making. On the campaign trail, in the weeks leading up to the Republican National Convention, the real estate scion was endeavoring to convince his father-in-law, Donald Trump, to install new advisers. At the same time, as CEO of his family’s namesake company, Kushner was helping negotiate one of the largest real estate deals ever completed in Brooklyn, the purchase of a famed commercial property overlooking the East River.

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Source:: Fast Company

How to Feel Comfortable on Camera

Connect with your audience and look like the expert you are on video.

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Source:: Entrepreneur

It Could Be 10 Times Cheaper To Take Electric Robo-Taxis Than To Own A Car By 2030

A new report predicts that we’re on the edge of an incredibly rapid transition to an entirely new transportation system–where it will be so much cheaper and easier to not own a car, you’ll get rid of it as soon as you can.
Ask a typical industry analyst how long it might take Americans to take most trips in electric cars, and they might say the middle of the century–or later. The Energy Information Administration predicts that only about 3% of miles traveled in the U.S. in 2050 will happen in electric cars. But a new report suggests that it could Read More

Source:: Fast Company

How Older Entrepreneurs Can Turn Age to Their Advantage

Nearly a quarter of new entrepreneurs are boomers aged 55 to 64. They have experience, financial stability and extensive networks.

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Source:: Entrepreneur