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Can humour play a role in getting ahead in business or your career. This article examines humour and potential benefits of humour. Read More

Businesses can innovate and raise the bar by trying new things that will help them stand out amongst the competitors. Read More

Recruiting the right person for the job is a very serious business. One which even the most experienced managers and business people can get wrong. And that mistake can be extremely costly. Here are 10 key steps to helping you get it right, first time. Read More

Every leader faces a succession of leadership transitions as they develop and grow their career, a leader’s performance during this transition phase is vital. What steps should a leader take during this time to ensure longer-term success in their new role? Read More

A Review of Lemonade the movie. A documentary about professionals made redundant during this “Great Recession”. Read More

Bankruptcies really are like car crashes. Most times with more prudent, careful driving they could be avoided. That is why business owners and company leaders need to think safety first, gain second before they go and take on significant business risk. Here is the argument for why. Read More

Renewable energy businesses have taken a unique approach to employee benefits consistent with their product. These companies are paying for employees' time away from work while volunteering for earth-friendly causes, granting free energy audits, handing out free compact flourecent bulbs and even giving them hybrid company cars. It's an inspiration to think outside the box when it comes to employe Read More

When you hire a new worker for your business, you select him or her because of the special skill or ability he or she has which you feel you can use.
Whether you like it or not, you get the whole person, not just the employee’s skills and abilities. Read More

Business owners often don't think about legal issues until they get hit with a lawsuit or decide to sue someone. Unfortunately, once they arise, costly court actions can destroy companies. Smart Answers asked several attorneys who work with small companies what they considered the top legal pitfalls for 2010 and how they can avoided. Read More