This piece from the New York Times looks at treating your career as a small business. Though it may be less than familiar territory to some, especially those who hoped to be with one business or employer for all or most of their career, there's a great deal ordinary job seekers or job holders can learn from the small business community. And, in f
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Treat Your Career Like a Small Business
Posted by ShawnHessinger under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.nytimes.com 5462 days ago
The Best Place to Start a Small Business
Posted by ShawnHessinger under StartupsFrom http://money.cnn.com 5462 days ago
In this series, CNN Money.com Small Business talks to 50 small business owners about their home towns. The objective: to figure out from small business owners themselves the best communities to start a small business and how different communities stack up. It's an interesting series that looks at communities from many perspectives and through the
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When Small Business Owners Need to Bend the Rules
Posted by ShawnHessinger under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.usatoday.com 5462 days ago
Wow! A great article from small business expert Steve Strauss at USA Today.com about bending or breaking the rules. No, we're not talking about ignoring government regulations or cheating when reporting your income or expenses. We're talking about bending rigid rules you've made when it comes to customers. It's easy to understand why businesse
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Ventureneer Chooses David Hauser of Grasshopper as Its First Webinar Interview
Posted by Ventureneer under Success StoriesFrom http://www.prweb.com 5462 days ago
Serial entrepreneur, David Hauser, tells what eating chocolate covered grasshoppers and skydiving have to do with entrepreneurial success.
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Are Twitter and Facebook Killing Blogs?
Posted by rwalling under Social MediaFrom http://www.softwarebyrob.com 5463 days ago
Twitter and Facebook are the darlings of the media for the time being, and it seems no one gives a rip about blogs anymore. That hot topic of yesteryear is now a fad of the past, much like Chia pets and Snuggies. Wait, you haven't heard of a Snuggie? Be really disappointed you missed out on that one. Where was I? Oh yes, blogs. They're over. Done.
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4 Ways to Deliver Bad News to a Group
Posted by WayneLiew under Human ResourcesFrom http://blogs.harvardbusiness.org 5463 days ago
No matter how skillfully you announce bad news, it's likely to cause anxiety, a temporary drop in productivity, and prompt some of your valued employees to look for work elsewhere. How can you deliver bad news in a way that minimizes the damage?
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Cash Does Not Equal Net Income
Posted by CFOWISE under FinanceFrom http://www.cfowise.com 5463 days ago
While many think these terms are synonymous, nothing could be further from the truth.
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Many people say that giving back and engaging in charitable activities will end up benefiting the giver. This article gives scientific proof of that statement.
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Twitter To “CONQUER” Japan And More
Posted by williswee under NewsFrom http://www.penn-olson.com 5463 days ago
Having launched Twitter in Japanese back in April 2008, the micro-blogging giant has accumulated more than 783,000 Japanese users in its portfolio.
Out of which, 95% of them tweet via their mobile phone; a statistic that probably inspired Twitter to launch a Japanese mobile site just yesterday!
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Six bottom-line best practices in recruiting
Posted by katiesalesleadership under Human ResourcesFrom http://www.recruitingblogs.com 5463 days ago
A true pro in the recruiting industry shares 6 best practices for success.
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