Stefan Ateljevic
Bio
With an extensive background in content creation and love of all things regarding cryptocurrencies, Stefan passionately works to help people understand the benefits and potential of the crypto industry.
Stories (22/0)
Top Employee Retention Strategies for 2020
75% of American employees plan to leave their jobs within five years. Although frowned upon in the past, job-hopping is the new normal. If employers don’t find a way to retain employees, they waste significant resources training new ones.
By Stefan Ateljevic2 years ago in Journal
How Cloud Computing Helps Businesses and Employees
Ever since cloud computing became popular as a better way of processing, managing, and storing data, companies worldwide using it have noticed an improvement. According to cloud computing statistics, it has the most measurable effect on business and the market is expected to grow from $209.2 to $246.8 in total revenue in 2020. That’s an astonishing 18% revenue growth.
By Stefan Ateljevic2 years ago in 01
Are Internships Still Relevant for College Students?
So, if you’re a recent college graduate or a student who is about to go out into the real world, chances are your college diploma, impeccable CV, and impressive portfolio might not be enough to get you a job offer. After all, most companies put a lot of weight on the importance of applied learning and internship experiences.
By Stefan Ateljevic2 years ago in Education
Why Are We Not Exercising?
Numerous benefits of exercising are well-known. Every year, a plan to incorporate more exercise into a daily routine makes it to the top of most people’s list of New Year’s resolutions. But why does something as good as exercising need to be a resolution? Why aren’t we simply exercising more, in general, when we know that it can positively impact our health? Why are there almost half of the adults under the age of 65 who are not physically active in the US? A whopping 80% of people who make these resolutions seem to give them all up after only five months.
By Stefan Ateljevic2 years ago in Longevity
The Unstoppable Rise of Ecommerce
Aside from the handful of visionaries, ecommerce was hard to imagine a few decades ago. Yet, here we are, living in a world where we carry millions of online shops around in our pockets. This manner of shopping has stormed the world and is moving forward with an unstoppable pace. So much so that data suggests that 95% of retail purchases will be made via ecommerce by 2040.
By Stefan Ateljevic2 years ago in Styled
Unusual Tips for Driving in the US
They say that driving in the US is a sheer delight. On average, Americans drive 13,474 miles every year, which is more time spent behind the wheel than any other nation—12,777 miles more than an average Chinese citizen drives.
By Stefan Ateljevic2 years ago in Wheel
Big Brands Then and Now: 10 Reasons Why You Should Choose a Versatile Logo Design
When I say Microsoft, what image appears in your mind’s eye? Do you think of Traf-O-Data? Certainly not! Yet that was the name contained in their first logo which appeared in the 1970s. No wonder the logo had such a tiny font size. Some say founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen designed it themselves and that the Disco Age inspired them.
By Stefan Ateljevic2 years ago in Journal
Alarming Job Loss Stats and Facts
Even the most developed countries, which we call “the first-world countries,” have to battle unemployment daily. Even though the unemployment rate is relatively low in many countries of the world, the question of the rising population brings up many other issues. Governments everywhere have to create new jobs to prevent brain drain.
By Stefan Ateljevic2 years ago in Journal
Food For Thoughts on the American Divorces: Decreasing Rates, Divorcee Jobs, and More
Remember how back in the 90s there was a common theme of ‘50% of marriages ends up in divorce?’ That does not apply anymore. In fact, the newer generations managed to successfully drop the uncoupling rates in the nation for numerous reasons. However, even though these rates might appear good, it is not always the case.
By Stefan Ateljevic2 years ago in Humans
