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Entrepreneurship is not a job for the Lone Ranger. Every startup requires building and maintaining effective relationships with people, including partners, team members, customers, and investors. That means giving and asking for feedback, and learning from it, especially negative feedback. Read More

The ability to lead employees with excellence is a key factor that contributes to the success of leaders at all levels.

Watch as Jill Geisler explains what it takes to be a truly great boss and breaks down how to deal with difficult situations in the workplace. Read More

The key ingredient to entrepreneurial success is discipline. You will need to use discipline in every aspect of your new business. Read More

There is divided opinion whether investing in a CRM is justified and if implementing one does bring more sales for a company. CRM implementations fail not because of what CRMs fail to offer in themselves, but because of the difficulties companies face with CRM adoption. Read More

Nowadays the market is constantly changing and businesses adapt or die. So if you haven’t yet developed a culture of innovation, it’s high time you do. Read More

The days are gone when a techie or a genius could build things in his garage and customers would find and buy the product, based purely on the “wow factor” of the technology. New technologies are everywhere today. People have seen so much that they are blasé, or actually fear pure technology. They Read More

Google+ overtook Twitter to claim the No. 2 spot behind Facebook. And it's already better than Facebook for small businesses, firms and entrepreneurs. Read More

Content doesn't exist without a robust support system - as a content manager, what do you need to surround your content with in order to get noticed? Read More

Here's why asking about social media tips and tools is the wrong question to ask (and what you should be asking instead)... Read More

If you’re like me and you pop in a few times every day, you’ll have noticed that the site has changed in a bit of a strange way.

Instead of the usual status bar with a prompt for you to make an update, we’re now getting greeted with a cheery and personal remark that would be more suited to your Read More