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“Why?”

A question that children are infamous for asking a zillion times a day. A question most of us have stopped asking, somehow, somewhere along the way.
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Like most buzzwords, business process reengineering (BPR) is a dull way to describe an interesting topic. Put simply, it’s the act of rethinking the way you do the important things in your business. It’s when you say “this is so inefficient it’s killing us”, and sit down to strategize how you can i Read More

We’ve already seen how hiring the remote candidate can pose unique issues owing to the location of your new hire. You need to search for dedicated and motivated workers (preferably with prior experience working remotely) who seem like a good fit for your culture.
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If you’re searching for ways to ratchet up employee engagement, start with this truth: people aren't looking for a job, they're looking for a purpose. Read More

What’s key to business success? Customer satisfaction, say almost all (97 percent) business executives.
This not-so-surprising insight comes from a YouGov survey of 503 business executives, commissioned by HundredX, a technology company that provides enterprise level listening solutions. And an im Read More

For four seasons now, Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis has helped struggling businesses on his CNBC show "The Profit." In that time he also provided entrepreneurs at home with some valuable advice on how to improve their own businesses. Here are five examples of what lessons Lemonis and "The Profit Read More

Nine editors tell us their pet peeves and offer tips on how to get a ‘yes’ on your guest-post idea. Read More

Finding the right leadership for your business is a big challenge, and getting them adjusted to your corporate culture isn’t always easy. However, these are not insurmountable tasks. Many companies not only survive, but thrive when new leadership is brought in. Read More

A little Thursday inspiration to help keep you moving forward from humble beginnings to fulfill your absolute potential. Practical guidelines applied consistently can yield great long term results. Read More

Small businesses go out of business because they run out of money; if cash outflows exceed inflows over an extended period of time, the doors will close. There are various contributing reasons for this financial debacle and as will be shown, mush of this is self-inflicted. Read More