Jon Purizhansky
Bio
Jon Purizhansky from Buffalo, New York is a Finance commentator out of New York. He is an avid follower of US and New York Economics.
Stories (18/0)
How to Fund Your Budding Small Business During a Recession
In order to survive and even thrive during a recession, small business owners need to be strategic about their finances. Here are some tips on how to fund your budding small business during tough economic times.
By Jon Purizhansky4 months ago in Journal
Is It Smart To Open A Business During a Recession
As a business owner, you may be wondering if it's wise to open a new business during a recession. After all, economic conditions are tough and consumer spending is down. However, there are some advantages to starting a business during this time. For one, competition is lower since many businesses have closed their doors. Additionally, costs associated with opening a new business are also lower. If you're considering starting a business, here are some things to keep in mind.
By Jon Purizhansky5 months ago in Journal
Features of Refugee Employment in Canada
In the next few years, Canada is expected to welcome hundreds of thousands refugees. Among the individuals who will be coming through the program are almost 100,000 Afghans, 100,000 Ukrainians who fled the invasion of Russia, and up to 125,000 refugees annually from other countries. Businesses have announced that they will be hiring refugees. Let's take a look at the various advantages and challenges of this process.
By Jon Purizhansky5 months ago in Journal
How to Become an Entrepreneur With No Money or Experience
You don't need a lot of money or experience to become an entrepreneur. With the right mindset and some hard work, anyone can start their own business. In this blog post, we'll show you how to get started on your entrepreneurial journey with little to no money or experience. Whether you're looking to start a small business from scratch or take your existing business to the next level, we've got you covered. So let's get started!
By Jon Purizhansky5 months ago in Journal
The World Will Have to Find Durable Solutions for the Global Refugee Crises
Joblio.Co is a technology powered social impact enterprise that seeks to bring transparency and order into the industry of global labour migration. Its founder Jon Purizhansky is an ex-refugee who says that according to the UNHCR, at least 89.3 million people around the world have been forced to flee their homes. Among them are nearly 27.1 million refugees, around half of whom are under the age of 18. There are also millions of stateless people, who have been denied a nationality and lack access to basic rights such as education, health care, employment and freedom of movement. Ongoing and newly developed conflicts have driven the displacement across the globe.
By Jon Purizhansky8 months ago in Journal
Jon Purizhansky and his creation www.joblio.co
Jon Purizhansky wants to bring order to the chaotic global system of migrant labor. Dedicated to disrupting the global supply chain of human labour, Purizhansky is injecting ethics and technological accountability into one of our oldest and most vital markets. He also is an avid follower of US and International economics and politics.
By Jon Purizhansky10 months ago in The Swamp
5 Ways to Develop An Entrepreneurial Mindset
Having an entrepreneurial mindset can make ambitious businesspeople successful in their niche. In short, an entrepreneurial attitude is the establishment of business accomplishment. Hence, it is vital to know why and how you can cultivate this mindset, and Jon Purizhansky will explain it to you in this article. Utilizing different online available tools and exercises, you can cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset.
By Jon Purizhansky11 months ago in Journal
How to Make Your Startup More Productive
Starting a business is a worthy achievement for any businessperson. However, a prosperous business venture doesn’t only get initiated but must also accomplish the vision. If you are running a business already, you possibly know that the actual dare is converting your startup into a scalable and lucrative enterprise says Jon Purizhansky.
By Jon Purizhansky11 months ago in Journal
Making Business Successful with Small Moves
Starting a small business can be frightening for beginners, and it requires plenty of careful planning. However, you need to be careful what strategies to apply to flourish your small business. Bigger plans don't need to always work best, and you can always go on with small moves as well. The main part is that you must know how to tactfully apply those strategies. Flexibility and having good organizational skills will always lead to great success.
By Jon Purizhanskyabout a year ago in Journal
7 Trends That Will Shape Work In 2022 And Beyond
If we look back in 2021, things have completely changed. Most of the people expected to return to their routines and workplaces. The year 2021 was a big challenge for businesses, leaders, and employees due to the pandemic. It was a massive struggle for talents. Some organizations modified their work trends and became flexible with their workspaces at home; however, others find it challenging to adopt the changing trends. However, it was an evolution in the business world that is still being followed and reaching its heights. The rivalry to fascinate new growing talents is increasing more severely than ever.
By Jon Purizhanskyabout a year ago in Journal
Joblio Partners With HR Agencies To Bridge the Gap During Global Labour Crisis
HR agencies across the world have ample access to qualified workers but not enough lead generation to ensure they’re hired. By partnering up with the Joblio platform, HR agencies can easily connect domestic job-seekers with countries recruiting foreign workers, turning a tidy profit all the while.
By Jon Purizhanskyabout a year ago in Journal
Hiring Migrant Labourers During A Global Pandemic
Few sectors have been as severely disrupted by the ongoing spread of COVID-19 as the global migrant labour industry. Vaccination requirements, travel restrictions, quarantine measures, and other developments have made life more difficult than ever for millions of migrant labourers around the globe. Employers have gained new responsibilities in the midst of this public health crisis, too. Successfully managing ethical issues in the recruitment process is more difficult than ever before.
By Jon Purizhanskyabout a year ago in Journal
