Yandiki. Creative Talent in the Cloud

[...] -economic status? How I can get their attention? Do they find my product attractive? Which social networks are best to reach them? 3) Use free tools Generally, marketing budgets are relatively limited [...]

[...] . They are passionate about it, and grow and adapt along with it. They are regulars of social networks, and are very familiar with digital technology, particularly with new forms of media. Being [...]

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[...] Telecommuting the future of work? It would appear so. Some studies suggest that by 2025, a large percentage of the workforce will telecommute. Each day, more and more companies are betting on this [...]

[...] 75% of the global workforce. A small detail we should keep in mind, right? In addition, a large percentage of employment in the future is expected to be “remote”. The Millennials are pioneers in [...]

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[...] the wave which is growing daily, which is the changes in the way work is done.” Find more similar notes to this in www.yandiki.com/blog or follow us on Twitter @YandikiCloud [...]

[...] , to Evernote, FaceTime, Hangouts, Snapchat.They dream outside the 9-to-5 office jobs that previous generations have been fastened to. They want to be inspired, to work in projects with meaning and [...]

[...] composed of young people between 18-30 years old, born in the ‘80s and ‘90s. Unlike previous generations, Millennials are more concerned about living in the present, and pursuing their [...]

[...] and narrative in a story. The narrative relates to communicating in sequence of events. Intuitive Creativity: It is the highest form of creativity. Intuition consists of receiving as much as creating [...]

[...] at the Ross School of Business, there are 5 different types or levels of creativity: Mimetic Creativity: Mimesis is the act of imitating others. From a professional standpoint, mimetic creativity [...]

[...] and adapt along with it. They are regulars of social networks, and are very familiar with digital technology, particularly with new forms of media. Being connected is critical. And just why are they [...]

[...] Editor’s Note: Silvina Moschini is a specialized consultant in the areas of Technology, Internet Technology, Public Relations and Social Networking. She is co-founder of TransparentBusiness.com and [...]