When we talk about a boss or leader, we imagine an authoritative figure that is sharp, intelligent and direct with their employees. The term dominant has been a subject that is viewed as positive in the eyes of politics, office and business, which is why it is important to embody such a quality.. There is a fine line between being dominant and overbearing, so it can be tough embodying dominance positively. Here, we highlight why it is important to position yourself as a dominant leader in the business world. Directs The Attention To Yourself Vanities aside, that attention is important because you are the embodiment of your business. The culture and relationships you build will be based on your vision. Attention also directly translates to more revenue. When being introduced as an authority...
The technology scene in Southeast Asia, especially Malaysia, has brought many millenials to fame after delivering incredible performances from their innovations. By making the most of the growing digital community, these Malaysians are currently at the top of their game from their tech businesses. Trailing the success of major tech companies from the United States, Malaysia is home to several local apps and online commerce sites that are gaining momentum in the region. Here, we list some of the entrepreneurs whose ideals have brought them great success! 5 Inspiring Malaysian Tech-Entrepreneurs That You Should Know About 1. Patrick Grove Recently listed under Malaysia’s 50 Richest by Forbes, Patrick Grove is the co-founder and CEO of Catcha Group – his latest venture being iFlix, a strong c...
Fashion Valet is a Malaysian e-commerce startup that caters to the growing fashion trends in SouthEast Asia. Founded in 2010 by Malaysian blogger, Vivy Yusof and her husband, Fadzarudin Anuar, Fashion Valet has grown to become SouthEast Asia’s premier online destination for Asian brands selling fashion apparel, shoes, and accessories. Despite the massive success they have garnered over the years, Fashion Valet’s humble beginnings is what inspired so many other Malaysians to take leaps into the world of E-commerce. Starting From Humble Beginnings Vivy and Fadzarudin met as students in London, where they discovered a passion for online shopping. Vivy was a law student at the time, while her now-husband was studying aeronautical engineering. Upon returning home in 2010, they realized that E-c...
Malaysia is a melting pot of cultures, especially when it comes to food. The local culinary talents are a dime a dozen, where many dream of opening their own restaurant. With that said, building a restaurant is no easy task. As eating-out in Malaysia is a common thing, customers are easy to come by – and that means secure revenue. The right restaurant in the right location has a high chance of generating large profits. A business plan is the foundation of any enterprise. A careful analysis will help steer your restaurant on a successful path, ensuring a good return on your investment. If you are thinking of starting a restaurant, café or any sort of F&B outlet in Malaysia, here are a few key aspects you should have a clear vision about. 1. Concept Every business starts with an idea. Co...
It was only a decade ago that in order to set up an office one would need to source for a space, set up in the interior, install necessary infrastructure and furniture, employ cleaners etc. Co-working spaces have become a huge hit, with most reporting an occupancy rate between 80-90%. Check out these fuss free co-working spaces that are sure to not only brighten your mood when you head to work but also inspire you to work more efficiently, as you no longer need to deal with the nitty gritty details of running an office. Before We Begin Do note these few terms and what they mean, so you have a clearer picture of what we prioritize when looking at co-working spaces. In ascending prices, these are: Day Pass: A day pass typically allows you to use the facilities of the place for the day. Ope...
A burnout can occur when you least expect it. Perhaps you’ve overworked yourself. You’re juggling too many roles. You’re handling more than you can manage. You’re brain is constantly on over-drive and you’ve worked yourself to the brink of exhaustion. It’s not uncommon to hear this in Singapore. In a time and age where we’re constantly pushing ourselves to strive and work for more, a burnout can occur at any time, anywhere. Or perhaps you’re one of those who’s on the edge of experiencing a burn out and you’re well aware of this. And that’s why you’ve found yourself here. Reading this very article. Well here’s something to cheer you up! This article is meant to tell you how to prevent yourself from a burnout. If stress, worry...
Welcome to the Age of Millennials! Here, everything is fast-paced, trendy and insta-worthy. Whether or not we like it, Millennials make up a large part of the population. As restaurant owners, this means that we need to adapt for this audience if we want to stay afloat. The Millennial • Age: 16 – 34 • Open minded and multi-racial • Most have social media profiles • They are the most educated generation in our history As generations come and go, so do traditions. We need to embrace a new way of doing things if we are to reach out to this audience. Here are 3 ways you can engage your Millennial customers better: 1. Taste The Trends