By Miles Young One major trend in business now is BYOD, or “bring your own device.” This basically means that employees are responsible for buying and choosing their mobile device. It allows … [Read more...]
Do Your Employees Successfully Communicate?
As an employer, what do you look at as some of your greatest challenges? Many will point to keeping their revenue in the black or at least break-even all the time. Meantime, others will note the … [Read more...]
How To Finish What You Start
By Gary Dek How many times have you started writing a story or article only to stop halfway through and not finish it? If your answer is at least one, then you are like a lot of writers out there who … [Read more...]
6 Tips to Boost Your Productivity
By John Murphy I don’t think I have ever met anyone who does not want to be more productive each and every day. The day just never seems enough to get all you want done! Recognize this? Let’s be … [Read more...]
Great Team Ice Breakers To Loosen The Group Up
By Deb Bixler Whenever a group of adults come together for the first time, be it work-related or otherwise, the atmosphere can be a little bit uncomfortable. After all, making friends and getting to … [Read more...]
10 Tips: How to Stay Focused through the Coming Year
By Robert Morris We are already almost one month into the new year, so it’s time to really buckle down and make sure we can stay focused in 2014. Many people make resolutions and they promise to … [Read more...]
Employee Rewards Programs: Work Smarter to Get Your Employees Working Harder
By Christopher Wallace As hard as it is to find good help these days, sometimes it’s even harder to keep it. Even with high unemployment rates, you are not guaranteed to hold on to valuable employees … [Read more...]
How to Streamline Your Business Routine in 2014
By Ryan Harrison Running a business requires certain skills and expertise that customers need and are willing to pay for. Unfortunately, this isn’t enough to succeed. There are always routine tasks … [Read more...]
Business Planning for the Time Crunched
The other day, I caught myself after 7pm, listening to a business podcast, scanning through a research report that is relevant to my business, and periodically glancing over to my iPhone, which was … [Read more...]
How to tame social media’s sound and fury
“Out, out, brief candle! Social media’s but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more: it is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and … [Read more...]