Watching the Void

Good Business Sense

The thing which really annoys me, and the thing I so often see whenever I find myself on yet another business-only blog, is the whole ‘we are trying to help everyone, it isn’t only about our own business’ malarkey. But that’s the thing, isn’t it? It really is usually only about the business in question. What proof is there that power-hungry businesses want to love and support those around them? Usually none. Fortunately that isn’t the case at the following blog.

Yes, you read correctly: not everyone is like that; there are some people out there who are businesses and also strive to make other peoples lives easier as well.

As ever, Enigin continue to set a bench-mark that most businesses either fail to see, or if they do see, deliberately set fire to with their commerce-encompassing, couldn’t-care-less attitudes.

At the aforementioned post you’ll discover loads of ammunition which will make your boss wilt in his or her seat, and that you can pass on to your colleagues–good advice for making everyone work as well in a team as they do when there isn’t someone jumping on their back. The basic premise is that by offering assistance with things like social-networking, a company can benefit—by having happier workers—and the employee can also benefit just as much by having the right tools for doing the job right. The end result? Less a business and more a happy family—something that seems far-fetched but is the very ethos Enigin is built on.