The term “busywork” typically carries a negative connotation, implying tasks that are seen as menial, repetitive, and adding little to no value to the employee’s role or the company’s objectives. These are the tasks that often consume disproportionate amounts of time, yet offer minimal returns in terms of productivity or professional development. A common perception
The bills never cease. Walking to the mailbox only to find more demands for payment, delinquent notices and credit card bills serves only to remind an individual of their debts. The expenses now have exceeded the monthly income, and the financial mountain of doom and gloom seems inescapable. Is there an escape to debt outside
In 2019, it was reported that nearly one-fifth of working adults in the U.S. had no money set aside to cover unexpected expenses. This same report also revealed that 31% of adults have less than $500 set aside for these expenses. The coronavirus pandemic has undoubtedly exacerbated the problem, leaving millions of people unemployed and
While we are still in the thick of the pandemic, the full financial impact of the coronavirus isn’t yet completely known. Most Americans are currently abiding by social distancing guidelines and shelter in place orders. Going to work or school, meeting up for activities, and frequenting restaurants is the normal day-to-day routine for many of