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There is a well known, and often used, caricature of the 'angry boss' -- a typically short, balding man, red in the face, screaming at some unnamed intern or employee over something trivial like a foamy latte from Starbucks. Dealing with overly emotional and irrational people is difficult enough w Read More
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What’s your (x)? It’s a question that Nancy Goldstein, Founder and Chief Strategist at Compass(x) Strategy likes to ask her clients in order to help companies overcome their most difficult marketing and growth strategies and put something good, useful, and powerful into the world. And while Compass Read More
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Women with determination and willpower will easily dominate the workforce and become an industry leader with little to no problem. While it might not be such a simple task, women can take the workforce by storm with four simple steps. Read More
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It doesn’t matter what it says on your business card – we are all in the experience business. Every customer and audience member deserves the best. Here’s how to deliver a great experience and make people eager for more! Read More
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Growing a business is damn hard work. Growing it strategically and with purpose is an art all by itself. Dave Wellman has written a wonderful post that questions your purpose. Some very thought provoking ideas. Read More
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If you think you need a patent for your small business, here's what you need to know first. Great post on the CorpNet.com blog! Read More
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You talk a good game about customer service—but do you really follow through? When a customer has a problem, do your frontline employees have to call a manager to resolve the issue? Do they get stuck explaining, “That’s not our policy” to increasingly frustrated customers? If so, your employees are Read More
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Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet.com, shared this post in AllBusiness. Learn all about business licenses and permits! Read More
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This is a story with an unhappy ending. I heard this story from employees who worked for a company many years ago. I knew the company well and as far as I know, this is the truth.

The owner (Jerry) had all the right credentials: undergraduate and law degrees from prestigious colleges, and a b Read More
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According to the Fair Labor Standards Act there is a distinct difference between an employee vs. independent contractor. This difference lies mainly in the way they are paid and the way taxes are withheld. Understanding the difference between them and times when both are appropriate to use can he Read More
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