Business

Over the past year, the entire world has experienced learning in an entirely different way than ever before. Since the beginning of the pandemic, over 1.2 billion children were pushed out of the classroom, most universities transitioned to online learning, and the corporate sphere swapped their suits and cubicles for sweatpants and Zoom meetings, facing a challenge on how to train remote employees.

From making key decisions to meeting Wall Street expectations, the average CEO has really a lot on his plate, working 10 or 11 hours per day which amounts to 58 hours a week on weekdays, additionally six hours on weekends, according to Time. Despite having just 24 hours like everybody else and not less but more duties and deadlines, the question is why CEOs are able to tick off much more tasks on their to-do list than the average full-time employee.

Due to the pandemic, millions of people, including children, trapped in their homes under lockdown, have started to seek entertainment in the virtual world. More than half of all American children aged 9-12 play video games on Roblox.

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and the second richest man in the world, will step down as the chief executive officer by the end of this year. The Amazon founder will hand the reins to Andy Jassy who is right now the CEO of Amazon Web Services, the company’s cloud computing business.

The world of business is based on ideas. Those who are more creative than others have a higher chance of becoming successful. Is it possible to enhance our business generation skills? Certainly yes. It will require our time and dedication, but the results will be rewarding.