Victor Eshameh

Victor Eshameh is a writer and editor at The Workplace Magazine. His work focuses on intelligence, technology, information, and related matters, offering critical insights into innovations transforming contemporary workplaces.

Building Your Business Can Be Really Cheap and Easy

Many believe starting a business requires significant capital and resources, deterring potential entrepreneurs. However, successful ventures often begin with minimal investment, leveraging technology and creative strategies. Lean operations, testing ideas, and utilizing freelancers enable growth without heavy expenses. Ultimately, businesses thrive by being resourceful, agile, and customer-focused, proving simplicity can lead to success.

Albania Appoints AI ‘Minister’ to Overhaul Public Procurement

Mr. Rama claimed that the move is part of a broader effort to restore public trust, reduce bribery, and eliminate interference, threats, or favoritism in public procurement. These issues have long plagued Albania, which has been criticized for corruption scandals and efforts by criminal gangs to use public funds and tender processes for laundering and illicit gain.

Galatasaray Coach Admits Worry Over Osimhen’s Travels to Nigeria After Injury Scare

Buruk made the remarks in the aftermath of Nigeria’s 1–0 World Cup qualifying win over Rwanda, during which Osimhen was substituted early due to foot pain. “If there is a problem with Osimhen, we want to send a plane immediately and bring him back to Türkiye,” the coach said.

Why Promotions Stall: Understanding the Hidden Barriers in the Workplace

Promotion is never guaranteed, and it should not be. But when competent employees are repeatedly stalled for reasons unrelated to their capability, both individuals and institutions lose. Recognising and addressing the hidden triggers that hinder advancement is not simply an act of fairness; it is a matter of organisational survival.