Yelp Like a Boss - Out to Lunch - It's Baton Rouge

As the way we do business evolves over time, so do the tools we
use. Today, products and services that didn t exist 20 or 30 years
ago are indispensable parts of our companies and commerce. That s
particularly true in the digital economy. "Word of mouth" has a
whole new meaning. And power. Like, for example, Yelp. Yelp is the
go to public forum for online reviews, recommendations, and
warnings about thousands of business in dozens of categories in
cities throughout the U.S. The service was founded in 2004, when
online commerce was still in its relative infancy, and today Yelp
averages some 90 million unique views per month on its combined app
and website. Yelpers have written some 102 million reviews over the
past 12 years and the number keeps growing. Rebecca Whyte is the
local Yelp manager in Baton Rouge. Another relatively new business
service is executive coaching. It s only been around since the late
1980s, and in the decades since has grown to become an
indispensable tool for company executives, who face an increasing
number of pressures in an increasingly complex business
environment. Craig Juengling is a Baton Rouge based executive
coach, one of just 2,500 in the country who has obtained the
designation of Professional Certified Coach. Since 2009 Craig has
run an executive coaching business in the Capital Region, where he
has helped CEOs, entrepreneurs and other business leader learn how
to be more effective. Photos at Mansurs on the Boulevard by Ken
Stewart.

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