by Claudia Amand March 22, 2016 Follow @shoeboxedMarch 22, 2016 If there’s one thing all entrepreneurs can agree on, it’s that they dread tax season. In fact, a recent survey by the National Association of Small Business (NSBA) reveals that 38 percent of small businesses reported they spent more than 80 hours a year dealing … Continue reading A 5-Step Guide to Manageable Tax Prep for First-Time Business Filers
by Meredith Falb March 4, 2016 Follow @WorkStrideMarch 4, 2016 For many professionals, the shift in responsibility from individual contributor to manager can be a bit of a rocky transition. Going from worrying solely about your own performance to being responsible for motivating and leading others is a huge shift in both thinking and daily … Continue reading 4 Common Mistakes of First-Time Managers
Jacob ShriarOctober 25, 2015 You recently got hired or promoted and you’re in a new role. How exciting! It can be tough to adjust to this new role and potentially new environment, the first piece of advice is to understand that it’s normal to be nervous. It’s an exciting new challenge, but there will be … Continue reading 10 Challenges That Every First-Time Manager Will Face
Manish PatelOctober 14, 2015 The best business owners are endlessly curious and filled with zeal, so never stop learning and never stop creating. My, oh my how things have changed for first-time entrepreneurs in today’s flourishing startup community. When I grew up, it was less about doing what you wanted to do and more about … Continue reading Millennial Today, Entrepreneur Tomorrow: Tips for the First-Time Entrepreneur
Lauren BrubakerAugust 2, 2015 Shoutout to all the new, first-time bosses out there. This blog is dedicated to you. To the people that were hard-working, results-grabbing individual contributors (August 02, 2015), and today are responsible for managing a team… it’s pretty different. I was promoted to Director of Demand Generation six months ago and have … Continue reading A Shoutout To First-Time Bosses
With the designer-drug thriller Urge, veteran producer Aaron Kaufman moves into the director’s chair and ramps up cinematic style. By KC Ifeanyi United Palace Theatre in New York City’s Washington Heights, typically a venue for cultural and religious events, is awash in imagery of sex and drugs. Writhing women are projected onto the opulent … Continue reading How A First-Time Director Made A Transition From The Business Side
