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You may not be able to compete with larger employers when it comes to salary, bonuses, or resume bragging rights—but there are plenty of other ways to attract employees to your small business. Here are a few inexpensive and innovative employee perks all small business owners should consider adding Read More

ringing on new talent is a key foundation of growth, and 56% of small businesses surveyed say they plan to hire in 2016. But hiring great talent is a perpetual challenge. Here are a few ways you can address small business hiring challenges head on. Read More

Business strategies aren’t evaluated once a year and finances aren’t checked annually either. It is, therefore, reasonable to prioritize the organization members’ satisfaction as a means to improve employee retention. Read More

Here are five mistakes that small-business owners made with human resources, along with the valuable lessons you can learn from them. Their responses are edited for clarity. Read More

What’s holding you back from publishing an e-book? In Episode 147 of the Content Marketing Podcast, we talk about some of the biggest anxieties that marketers have when it comes to e-books — and how to overcome them. Read More

The stress of work can bring out the worst in people. However, there are five “people” you should never work with; and 3 that will change your working life for the better.
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By some accounts within the human resources field, most companies' onboarding practices are costly and ineffective. By failing to get new hires settled effectively, businesses face steep turnover rates and retention troubles.

It doesn't help that employees usually decide whether they feel welcom Read More

As a business owner, emails will take up a lot of your time. Take a look at 5 emails that are always worth the time and work. Read More

In 2014, 40% of employees who left their positions did so within the first 6 months of their hiring. This is a pretty staggering percentage and should tell organizations that their recruitment and employment practices may be flawed. It takes time and money to recruit and hire, not to mention the di Read More