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From knowing who to hire next, to ethical and legal concerns, to how to interview the best candidates, to how to evaluate them once they're hired - startups have their work cut out for them when it comes to hiring. If you can afford to hire a trained professional, do so. But if not, you need to learn as much as you can about how to hire the right people. Here's a contribution to your endeavor. Read More

Apparently, it seems that 24 hours is just not enough time for quite a number of people nowadays. According to the latest report from The Nielsen Company, the amount of time Americans spent watching TV while browsing the Net grew 34.5 percent last year to an average of 3.5 hours a month in 2009, up from 2.5 hours in 2008. Nearly 60% of TV viewers now use the Internet once a month while also watch Read More

If you don't want to work from home, but can't afford to rent an office space, then perhaps the best alternative for you is a coworking space. Here's a look at 8 reasons why you may choose coworking over another arrangement. Read More

Maintaining an organization structure that facilitates percolation and acceptance of the best ideas from every source possible is crucial to a small business in this fast changing world. We must be open to different thinking and constructive dialogue between ourselves, our customers and our partners on ways to do our job better. Here are a few ways to properly take on new ideas in your business. Read More

Nowadays businesses talk a lot about outsourcing, citing cost-saving benefits. But is outsourcing really does all good? Here we will learn more about the disadvantages outsourcing may bring. Read More

One of the key ingredients for a happy and successful life is to experience the state of “flow” as frequently as we can.

“Flow” is the mental state in which you become fully immersed in what you are doing with a feeling of energized focus and full involvement. Other terms used to describe this state include: “in the zone”, “in the groove”.

Here are some tips to help you achieve “flow” m Read More

The cost of employees can be one of the biggest numbers in a small business budget. Consequently, decisions about what to pay employees can cause a small business owner much consternation. The objective is to pay them enough to keep them but not so much that the business can’t make a profit. In this article, I will not attempt to address employee rights or the very thorny issue of whether or not Read More

Continuing education adds skills and value to your career portfolio whether you are trying to get ahead in a corporate environment or planning to start your own business. If you are looking to further your education, there are a number of great options to choose from. But the biggest obstacles most people encounter are deciding what sacrifices they are willing to make in order to meet their goal. Read More

Business umbrella insurance covers many things but not everything. Like any other kind of insurance, there are always those loopholes you don't know about. Make sure your commercial umbrella insurance covers what you need it to cover. A few tips. Read More