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Infographic to the century of Chinese Communist Party

Decades ago on July 23rd, 1921, a group of Chinese revolutionaries formed a Chinese Communist Party in Shanghai. The party was founded secretly after the inspiration from the Russian Bolshevik Revolution. At that time, China was wrecked and deprived of strength as a result of the Civil War. On July 1st, 2021, the country has marked the centenary of its Communist Party.

In 1949, the country faced the backing of the rural population mostly however, the CCP achieved success in routing the nationalist government of Chiang Kai-shek. In the same year, on October 1st, the People’s Republic of China in Beijing was proclaimed by the Chairman of the Communist Party, Mao Zedong.

After gaining power and authority, Mao made his attempts to boost industrial development in the country. But, he had some disastrous policies such as the Great Leap Forward of 1958. It was basically an agricultural collectivization campaign that ultimately resulted in the starving death of nearly 30 million people.

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How to deal with a toxic boss

Not everyone can figure out whether their boss is toxic or not but it surely impacts their work. Not everyone works under a bad leader but unfortunately, the majority of us do. Most of the times, bosses can get furious because of the work stress but can you figure out which trait of them is unhealthy in these situations? 

Since a leader makes a huge impact on the entire work environment, you must know if you are working under a prime leader or not as a bad leader can eat up all your positivity, energy and motivation. A study by Stanford revealed that workplace mismanagement in America is probably the foremost reason for at least 120,000 annual deaths in the country.

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How to improve your business leadership skills

Every business needs good leaders to thrive, and every leader needs good skills to be successful. Suppose you’ve been working in the same company or the same industry for a while now. In that case, you may well be thinking about how you can further develop those skills in order to progress to a managerial or leadership role within your business or the wider field. After all, those positions tend to come with increased job security and financial stability, plus look impressive on your resume for the future.


There are many different ways to boost your leadership skills, ranging from seeking the advice of a mentor and working on specific abilities that you are weak in to taking a master's in leadership online program. The options that are right for you will depend on a range of factors, including your current circumstances and exact career aspirations. Hopefully, at least some of the suggestions in this post will prove helpful for you.

How to improve your business leadership skills

A timeline of leaders in charge

It is hard to keep track of the leaders, and other powerful positions were taken by World leaders when so much is happening around you. To help you get a clearer overview of who made it to the leadership position in the 15 most powerful countries in the world since the year 1970, we have prepared a timeline covering the whole history.

Starting from the year 1970, all the countries except UAE had their powerful leaders in charge. The entire 1970 period was about the Soviet Union and its leader Leonid Brezhnev. On the other hand, the U.S. was being led by Richard Nixon, who soon ended his reign due to infamous Watergate tapes, and his place was immediately filled by Mao Zedong but not for too long as two years later, his death news was announced all over the broadcasting channels.

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The changing leadership roles

Whether you are a front-line leader or a CEO of a company, you need to possess leadership qualities to lead your company to success. A leader inspires its subordinates and provides motivation to them. Spreading positivity in the environment is a great way to demonstrate your leadership and these skills go beyond the confinement of four walls of an office.

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Does Trump deserve to take the credit for the huge US economy empire?

Trump took over the state of the US, and in his speech at the beginning of this year, he did not forget to flaunt his extravagant efforts for building a strong US economy. This credit, however, remains a question for the thinkers of the country. Is this really what happened? While many people strongly believe in the economic achievements of Trump, including US Vice President Mike Pence, it is still very much a question as to who is the builder of this great economic empire.

Does Trump deserve to take the credit for the huge US economy empire? #infographic

Leader approval ratings in the age of Covid-19
The response of every single country to the epidemic of Covid-19 has been reported to their public in every step of the way. While some countries successfully recovered from this global virus in just a few months of complete isolation, there also exist many countries that took a long while to recover from this epidemic. The infographic below stages a chart that shows the public's response to their leaders handpicked from different countries all around the world. The measures taken by each leader to fight this virus are the main features of interest for every citizen, and thus, these leaders are rated based on those measures.

Prime Minister to receive positive percentage point in their job approvals


  • The topmost position is bagged by the Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison. Australia is one of the biggest and most successful examples of post-recovery glow up as the public suggests. After August 18, an increase of 29% approval rate was observed in this country.
  • The Prime Minister to take the next position on the chart is Justin Trudeau. According to the public, the approval rate of the Prime Minister of Canada has a promising rise of 14% because of his rightfully performed duties in Covid-19. 
  • The last Prime Minister to have a positive turn around in the post-outbreak levels of Covid-19 is Macron from the country of France, with an increase of 7% in his job approval. 


Prime Ministers to receive negative percentage point in their job approvals


  • The maximum negative response about the job approval of political figures was observed in the country of Brazil. As per the public, the performance of Prime Minister Jair Bolsanaro was not satisfactory, and neither did it pick up any stream in the post-Covid-19 levels.
  • Similarly, the US also did not manage to find its way to the category of positively responded leaders; instead, Trump faced a 2 % decrease in the approval of his job as a political leader and protector. 

Leader approval ratings in the age of Covid-19

Infographic by: Statista.com

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Resisting Average Leadership Under Pressure

With the digital world paving the way for more careers to emerge, the world continues to sophisticate. As compared to the past, an organisation, the number of employees in an organisation has drastically increased. The role of the leader has become more complex,  accompanied with a huge responsibility to lead under pressure, since time and speed are now taken into account more than ever.

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Japan tops the list of 2020’s most powerful passport
Did you know that owning a Japanese passport opens more doors around the world than any others?

According to the Henley Passport Index, that periodically measures the world’s most travel-friendly passports – Japan leads once again as the country with the world’s most powerful passport. This simply means that Japanese passport holders have visa-free access or visa-on-arrival access to 191 countries across the globe.

The second place on the leaderboard was awarded to Singapore that gives citizens visa-free access to 190 countries. South Korea followed with travel freedom to 189 countries while passport-holders of Italy, Finland, France, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Spain, and Luxembourg landed in the top five by granting access to at least 188 countries without a prearranged visa.

The USA and the UK continued to slide downwards from the first position they held jointly in 2015 to the 8th rank in 2020. Both countries give their citizens travel freedom to almost 184 countries along with Belgium, Switzerland, and Norway.

Japan tops the list of 2020’s most powerful passport #Infographic

 Qualities of good leaders
The truth and statistics of work may surprise you as the world is full of leaders and managers. Many people don’t love their job, which affects the morale of a workplace that depends on the workplace's leadership and makes an interesting divide. To build your skills as a leader, learning about statistics and trends will help you to shape.

94% of the employees who feel passionate about their job is because of great bosses. 59% are those who are working with a bad boss. The problems that lead to poor leadership is when 14% of the workers engage at work and rate their manager accounts. Bad leadership moves away employees;    70 % of the employees admit that their managers are good or excellent, which is 7 out of 10 on the scale, but 2-3 people have left their jobs or are planning to because of their boss. 18% are those with good managers, and 77% are those with bad managers and who intends to leave their job next year.

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Women in Leadership

Diversity and inclusion are growing in the modern workplace, and this is nowhere more evident than in a higher number of women taking on leadership roles. Apart from the inherent goodness in this phenomenon, having more women at the leadership level is strategically advantageous, as this provides new insights and a more holistic viewpoint for the company to take.

The infographic highlights some interesting trends and statistics, including the lower pay gap between men and women, the percentage of women in senior leadership positions, and the speed bumps they face.

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Do women make better leaders than men?
Former US President Barack Obama recently made a statement that women are indisputably better than men. Speaking at a conference in Singapore on December 15, he said that women may not be perfect, but they are still better than us – men. He also claimed that if women were to govern every nation on earth, we would see significant improvement across the globe in almost every aspect within a span of two years.

Do women make better leaders than men? #infographic

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