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Keys to Motivating Your Employees in Rough Economic Times

Managers are always struggling to ensure their employees live up to their potential. One of the biggest reasons employees aren’t as productive as they could be is that they are… Read more »

Successful Project Management: What is This?

SMB Authors10 years ago

Having been working for more than 10 years in the sphere of software development, I’ve seen inadequacy of many specialists – both simple employees and leaders. I’ve always been impressed… Read more »

What to Look for in a Virtual Employee

SMB Authors10 years ago

Virtual employees can be a great commodity for your startup. When you’re not limited by geography, you have a much wider pool of talent from which to choose the best… Read more »

When Not to Hire Employees for Your Startup

SMB Authors10 years ago

Many successful entrepreneurs reach the point where their business has grown beyond their ability to fulfill work on their own. Any entrepreneur should be proud that their business is growing.… Read more »

Nine Ideas to Make Workplace Safety Training Fun

SMB Authors10 years ago

Planning mandatory workplace safety training is tough. Although the information presented to employees is extremely important, it is oftentimes technical and dry. However, with a little effort, employers can transform… Read more »

7 Red Flags that Your New Hire Won’t Fit the Company Culture

SMB Authors10 years ago

Company culture can be difficult to define. And when your company has a “casual” work place new hires can sometimes think that a causal approach also means a company is… Read more »

10 Ways to Improve Company-wide Motivation

SMB Authors10 years ago

For most any business out there, quarterly successes and failures are looked at through profit margins, spreadsheets and time management. But while statistics tell a good amount of the story,… Read more »

Why Mediation is Good for Small Business Disputes

SMB Authors10 years ago

When it comes to business disputes, it is small businesses who are particularly vulnerable. Larger companies may well be able to absorb the time, expense and employee stress that comes… Read more »

Open Plan vs. Cubicle Farm: Which Will Get You the Best Results

SMB Authors10 years ago

There are merits and demerits to every office design. If you choose to go open plan, you risk facing complaints about noise and distractions, but the design facilitates discussion, and… Read more »

How Business Processes can Benefit from Electronic Signatures

SMB Authors10 years ago

What if you could bypass the tedious process of getting a contract signed in-person and get started on the work today? Businesses have a lot to gain from both an… Read more »