I do not think I would turn down a job based on how the company labels itself; however, I would turn down a job in financial trouble if the company does not look like it will be able to recover…   Read more»

Posted by: @dyc6 I think the best advertisements really know how to speak to their audience. I remember watching tv ads featuring McDonald’s Happy Meals as a kid, where they would show the different toys available in the meal, and…   Read more»

Unique, creative ideas that are entertaining usually works best when trying to get an audience’s attention. I personally can’t think of one of my favorite ads, but Nike has released a few commercials I like which draw a sense of…   Read more»

As many of you have noted, I don’t think that I have looked deep enough to understand the risk behind accepting a position based on company type. I think that the role and experience you’ll be obtaining from the role…   Read more»

Posted by: @llefevre It is estimated that globally, the market for Clinical Trials is in upwards of $44 Billion as of 2020 and is expected to grow by approx 6% over the next 7 years, mostly fueled by the need…   Read more»

Posted by: @mg482 A successful project manager would make sure to include the sales rep from the beginning of the product planning phase because the sales rep would have a better idea of the consumers needs. it helps the company…   Read more»

Since watching the lecture I have a new insight on companies, how they are structured and how they operate. I have seen some of the people I have mutual friends with open different LLCs and I never thought to understand…   Read more»

The color that I notice for most companies or businesses is the color blue. In general blue has a positive impact. Examples include water, or the sky which represents calmness and tranquility. This color positively affects the mind body and…   Read more»

In order to recruit I would really dive deep into the community and interact with people within the community. Listen to there issues and try to relate to them. I would inform them about the impact that they would have…   Read more»

This is a great question. Me personally being fresh out of college, after completing my undergrad I would not turn down a job based on label of the company. I believe that at the entry level all jobs should be…   Read more»

Some of the advertisements I have seen have been on Youtube. Still, they are “unskippable” and strategically placed in the middle of the video to prevent anyone from clicking away and keeps the viewer engaged because their desired content is…   Read more»

I think the most creative recent advertisement was for Match.com. With the assistance of Ryan Reynolds, The company had advertised its “perfect match” algorithm by matching Satan himself with the year 2020. It brought together the collective horrible feeling that…   Read more»

Ive noticed that most technology commercials, specifically new phone commercials, usually use an all-black or all-white background to draw focus to the product. The color white in advertising reflects cleanliness or simplicity, and those white backgrounds are mostly paired with…   Read more»

Posted by: @hm243 Most known companies as stated above, follow C-Corp setup, while very few follow an S-Corp. The major difference between the two types of corporations is the taxation. With C-Corp, there is a required double taxation. As a…   Read more»

Posted by: @sahitya-sadineni After watching the videos from this week’s lecture, we have learned about the various company types. While thinking about this, would you consider turning down a position based on the type of company it is? For me…   Read more»

Posted by: @srg36 I have a question about family businesses. Say for example someone started a sole proprietorship, and down the road the business grows and is successful, and that person wants to pass the business on to his 2…   Read more»

Piercing the corporate veil is a new concept to me so when I saw this post I was interested and wanted to do a little research. When I think of a veil, I immediately think of the bible and neuroscience. …   Read more»

I do not have personal experience with owning a family business and how to delegate and pass down the duties and responsibilities of a business, but I would like to weigh in with assumptions.  I would assume that the parents…   Read more»

This is a great question, in the past prior to graduate school this was something that I have gave minimum consideration, literally I would base my opinion on if the name or what I “thought” the company stood for, was…   Read more»

The answer to this depends on the type of business and the personnel. I the business is small and there are one or a few workers, I would recommend either a sole proprietorship or a LLC/LLP. If there are high…   Read more»