Every organization exists in a variety of shapes and sizes and hence, their operating requirements will be unique. Depending on how each of them needs to operate, the responsibility of specialized duties is held by different departments or employees. All of them together are accountable for the success or failure of an organization’s goals. In order to operate in the most efficient way and to grow, an organization needs to adopt an operating structure. This structure helps it to define different departments, identifies who should be held accountable for deliverables, and guides the decision hierarchy. Hence, commonly known as the organizational structure. The kind of structure an organization adopts determines how dynamic, fluid, or static the role of its employees would be. The kind of career growth the employees may expect to see. And the style of work that they would need to adapt to. All of this is dependent on the kind…
Low self esteem, is a phrase that we hear too often in our surroundings. But to fully understand its principle, we need to first comprehend, what is self esteem? Self esteem, by definition, means “a person’s overall subjective emotional evaluation of his or her own worth. It is a judgment of oneself as well as an attitude.” New job, new people, new environment and all of a sudden it hits you that you’re maybe not good enough? Sounds familiar? More often than not, everyone goes through this feeling, but how you deal with it, is what sets you apart from the rest. How you deal with it, is when you realize whether or not you have low self esteem. One person goes in, all guns blazing and becomes the life of the party but then another person would be quiet, introverted, more to themselves, thinking they are not good enough…
We all have a distinct memory with Pepsi. Whether it’s mothers, fathers, grandparents, teenagers, children; every single one has their own memory of when they first fell in love with a Pepsi Slogan. And today we’re here to go down memory lane and see how the Pepsi generation actually started. Growing up my first hazy memory of Pepsi was Michael Jackson and the iconic Billie Jean song, rewritten for Pepsi. We all remember seeing the children’s expressions when they first saw Michael Jackson and danced the Thriller steps in the commercial. I wanted to be that kid, wearing that red jacket and all I wanted was a Pepsi at that very moment! But that’s my memory, I’m sure you all have different reminiscent moments that make you recall a Pepsi motto. The History of Pepsi and the First Pepsi Slogan Ever So what is the history of Pepsi slogans and…