The benefits of working from home are greater employee productivity and job satisfaction. To work from home effectively, a company must have clearly defined daily or weekly objectives for the employee working from home.
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Employees Working from Home - 3 Key Points
Posted by tiffanycwright under Human ResourcesFrom http://theresourcefulceo.com 3690 days ago
Why Sales Superstars May Not Become Sales Management Superstars
Posted by tiffanycwright under SalesFrom http://theresourcefulceo.com 3696 days ago
Many business owners and executive management teams promote the top sales person into the sales management position…and then wonder why their sales have noticeably dropped. This is because the personality characteristics that makes a person a superb sales person often prevents them from being a gre
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The Importance of Shareholders Agreements
Posted by tiffanycwright under LegalFrom http://theresourcefulceo.com 3733 days ago
Many business owners think of shareholders' agreements as unnecessary corporate documentation or as a corporate formality. However, these agreements can save your business from "partner" break-ups and, even worse, shareholders' heirs or power of attorney holders. Need more information? Watch the vi
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Silent Partner Questions: Payments and Options
Posted by tiffanycwright under StrategyFrom http://theresourcefulceo.com 3747 days ago
An interesting dilemma regarding how to exit an existing business and enter another business while maintaining ownership of the existing business with a partner.
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Crowdfunding: Getting the Crowd to Fund Your Business
Posted by tiffanycwright under Raising CapitalFrom http://www.thefundingisoutthere.com 3748 days ago
Crowdfunding: Getting the Crowd to Fund Your Business - Equity vs. Perks
Have you heard the term “crowdfunding” but do not really know what it is? Read More
Have you heard the term “crowdfunding” but do not really know what it is? Read More
Investor Perspective on Small Business Financing
Posted by tiffanycwright under Raising CapitalFrom http://blog.smallbusinessgrowthcapital.com 3784 days ago
When seeking funding from an investor, it's very important for you to see your business and its potential from the investor's perspective, essentially stepping into the investor's shoes. Why is this important? Taking the investor's perspective will help you really think of your business as a valuab
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Purchase Order Financing: Midland American Capital Interview
Posted by tiffanycwright under Raising CapitalFrom http://theresourcefulceo.com 3815 days ago
Made Hot by: mikehartman1 on June 23, 2014 8:03 pm
Here's the 2nd part of a two-part interview with Carolyn McClure, Senior Vice President, Midland American Capital, a purchase order financing firm. In this interview she gives the 411 on the difference between purchase order financing, Letters of Credit, and receivables financing.
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Purchase Order Financing: A Little Known Funding Option
Posted by tiffanycwright under Raising CapitalFrom http://theresourcefulceo.com 3817 days ago
Made Hot by: justretweet on June 17, 2014 8:19 pm
Here's the first part of a two-part interview with Carolyn McClure, Senior Vice President Business Development Officer (Midwest Region) of Midland American Capital, which is one of the few purchase order financing firms in the U.S. In this interview she discusses what purchase order financing is, h
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Small Business Financing from the Other Perspective - Lenders
Posted by tiffanycwright under Raising CapitalFrom http://blog.smallbusinessgrowthcapital.com 3818 days ago
It's important to have a good grasp of what motivates those who may be interested in lending or investing in your business. With this knowledge you can target lenders and investors appropriately.
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Opening a Small Business Bank Account with Bad Personal Credit
Posted by tiffanycwright under StartupsFrom http://www.cash4impact.com 3818 days ago
To develop business credit and protect your assets, open a bank account as a separate legal entity, NOT a sole proprietor. This article tells you why.
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