Catalyst leadership is a dynamic, transformative style where the leader acts akin to a catalyst in a chemical reaction—sparking and accelerating change without direct participation.
With significant effects on global food security, climate change has become one of the most important issues of our day. A growing number of extreme weather events, including droughts, floods, and storms, are threatening agricultural systems' stability as temperatures increase and weather patterns grow more unpredictable.
Read MoreAs someone initially hesitant about credit cards, my fear was deeply rooted in the potential financial quagmires associated with their misuse.
Read MoreTo maintain a competitive advantage in the realm of marketing in today's rapidly evolving digital environment, it is not enough to just display your products or services. It entails creating an experience that is both interactive and interesting for your audience.
Read MoreIn today's fast-paced and competitive work environments, achieving a healthy work-life balance can be challenging, especially when faced with high levels of stress. The demands of work can often spill over into personal life, leading to increased anxiety, burnout, and other mental health issues.
Read MoreThe public service pension scheme (skim pencen perkhidmatan awam) in Malaysia has undergone meticulous inspection and invited controversial debate due to its substantial impact on government finances. Analyzing this scheme from a macroscopic perspective reveals its profound implications on the nation's economy and fiscal sustainability.
Read MoreIt goes without saying Switzerland is the most attractive country for tourists across the world for its enchanting beauty. Geographically, sitting on the European alps; snow-capped mountains could be seen from a distance throughout the year. Its forest view of tall pine trees, blue turquoise lakes and clear crystal rivers that magically cascade downhill, captivating minds and hearts.
Read MoreIt goes without saying Switzerland is the most attractive country for tourists across the world for its beauty. Geographically, sitting on the European alps where snow-capped mountains could be seen from a distance throughout the year. Its forest view of tall pine trees, blue turquoise lakes and clear crystal rivers that magically cascade downhill captivated our minds and hearts.
Read MoreDigital dynamics is one element that sticks out as a revolutionary force in the enormous landscape of economic progress.
Read MoreIn an era marked by rapid technological advancements, societal pressures, and unprecedented global challenges, maintaining mental well-being has become a paramount concern, especially for students navigating the complex landscape of academia and personal growth.
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence (AI) is leading the charge in technological innovation, offering unparalleled advancements in efficiency, productivity, and decision-making across various sectors. Yet, the extensive incorporation of AI into work and society introduces a range of hurdles for human resources.
Read MoreFood insecurity, characterized by the persistent lack of access to nutritious and affordable food, remains a pressing concern for college students, significantly impacting their academic performance, social well-being, and overall health.
Read MoreEncik nak oder Latte, Americano, Cappuccino? Secangkir kopi menimbul seribu kenikmatan. Begitulah impak kopi telah dilihat satu budaya di Malaysia umumnya.
Read MoreKota Bharu, 12 June 2024 – The Faculty of Entrepreneurship and Business (FKP), Universiti Malaysia Kelantan hosted the Accounting, Islamic Banking, and Finance Festival (AIFIF) on 12 June 2024 (Wednesday), at the Entrepreneurship Hall, City Campus. This festival aimed to strengthen relationships with industry partners and equip students with practical knowledge in accounting and Islamic finance.
Read MoreIn Islamic economics, the assumption of unlimited human wants is explored through the dual dimensions of human relationships: vertical with Allah SWT and horizontal with oneself, others, and the environment.
Read MoreThe concept of unlimited human wants in Islamic economics is explored through the dual dimensions of human relationships: vertical with Allah SWT and horizontal with oneself, others, and the environment. These relationships emphasize how faith and ethical considerations influence human desires and consumption patterns.
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