Alain Guillot
Life, Leadership, and Money Matters
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Where Should You Store Your Company Tools?
in BusinessIt’s important to keep your company tools somewhere secure and safe. But exactly where should you store them? It depends a lot on how many tools you have, what type of tools they are and the nature of your business. Below are a few different tool storage options to consider…
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Tips For Managing A School’s Financial Needs
in BusinessTips For Managing A School’s Financial Needs Handling a school’s finances isn’t exactly what most people think of when they picture an exciting day in the office, but just because it might not be the most exciting thing in the world, that doesn’t mean it’s not important – and it…
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Key Benefits Of Ruby On Rails Software
in BusinessIf you are developing a new software or website, there are a wide range of tools that you can explore. One of the best examples of this is Ruby on Rails. This article provides a brief rundown on what Ruby on Rails can be used for as well as the…
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The Eternal Pull of the Financial Soothsayers: Trump’s Election and the Predictive Game
in Stock MarketToday, half of market and political predictors are baking in glory, while the other half are retrieving into a dark corner of the internet to find their own spin on why/how they went wrong. The demand for active stock pickers, market pundits, and fund managers has never waned. Though passive…
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What Makes a Business More Inviting?
in BusinessCreating an inviting atmosphere in a business can mean the difference between attracting new customers or turning them away. When people feel welcomed, they’re more likely to return, recommend the business to friends, and spend more time (and money) enjoying the experience. This is why businesses put so much effort…
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Challenges and Opportunities of Declining Birth Rates
in OpinionFertility rates are falling worldwide, across all income levels, education backgrounds, and labor force participation rates among women. According to the World Bank and UN estimates, the current global fertility rate is approximately 2.4 children per woman—down from about 5 children per woman in the 1950s. A replacement fertility rate…