For the worker, the benefits are varied. Some prefer it because they can gain experience on different projects as well as hours worked and others prefer it to cultivate hobbies or human relationships.
For the company, the modus operandi would consist of hiring more part-time figures who cover the same role and whose commitment is combined to avoid production drops.
The flip side : Some brands still fear the decline in performance and conflicts of interest that could arise from giving more freedom to their employees, especially if they are C-level executives.
Our Opinion : We are living in an era where technology will give us more and more freedom to live lives full of different experiences. Going against the flow is the only sure way to slow down the results we could achieve. Don't you think?
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With this copy trick, customers are willing to pay 49% more
Two weeks ago we talked about the ambiguity effect and left belgium telegram mobile phone number list with a confirmation: “being specific sells . ”
This is 20/80 , in case you missed it. Today we're going to dive deeper into that.
Because by now it must be clear that the more specific we are in presenting a product, the more we can earn from it.
Well, according to a study from Cornell University, describing the quantity of your product using intuitive units improves perception of it.
What does it mean?