Somebody asked me the other day what I look for in employees. As I think about it, I can boil what I'm looking for in an employee down to these three things.
By Tim Berry
Michael Scott, the manager of Dunder-Mifflin on NBC's hit situation comedy The Office, was a fool. However, even a broken clock is right twice a day.
Palo Alto Software and ThinkHR are teaming up to offer an hour-long interactive webinar for small business owners on how to prepare for the upcoming changes in national health care laws.
You probably have an idealized image in your head of the type of like-minded individual you would like to launch your venture with, but as with a lot of aspects in life, things don’t always work out the way you planned. The stark reality is that you will most likely work your way through multiple business partners as you embark down your desired career path, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Due to the continued and rapid growth of the internet and social media, there are more ways than ever to find a partner who shares your goals and aspirations. Below we've collected some of the best ways to find your perfect business partner.
Outsourcing work has its benefits, but there are obvious concerns about letting an external person contribute to the running and output of your business.
By Jack Collier
When trying to start a new business, the last thing you want is for a typo in your painstakingly crafted materials to stand between you and potential funding.
By Chris Lyman
When the chemistry is just right, it’s true that going into business with others can be a blessing. But don’t think that’s the only way to do it. If you have the drive, you can succeed on your own, too.
As cartridgesave.co.uk has matured, we have come to understand that people make the business, so we have put into place a set of rules that we abide to in all aspects of our work: “Is it better for our customers? Is it more efficient for us?”
By Sean Blanks