Frank Bocchino — March 15, 2019 Follow @frankbocchino — March 15, 2019 Avoid these questions on your online job app that are too personal and risky or risk losing the best candidates out there to another company. I’m finicky, I’ll admit it. My coffee has to have just the precise creamer to sweetener ratio or … Continue reading The 3 Job App Requests that Make Good Candidates Jump Ship
Brian Shivraj — March 11, 2019 — March 11, 2019 Are you Risking Relegation? As a consumer, have you ever clicked to page 2 of your google search? How about page 3? It’s pretty rare that you would keep searching for ‘the best’ option after page 1. So why risk getting relegated to page 27? … Continue reading 5 Tips to Stay on Google’s Good Side
Zak Mustapha — February 26, 2019 Follow @zakmustapha — February 26, 2019 So, you’ve tried everything… To Do lists… Calendars… Project management tools… Outsourced to a VA or some other freelancer… But, for some reason you don’t feel like you’re doing as much as you’d like to. Everything is moving slow. You’re not progressing fast … Continue reading Why Many Entrepreneurs Still Struggle with Productivity (And How to Fix It for Good)
Michelle Delgado — December 17, 2018 Follow @clutch_co — December 17, 2018 It’s cool to be kind, according to today’s workers. Ask employees what they value most, and 93% will tell you that it’s important their company upholds high ethical standards. This is good news for mission-driven companies and even better news for certified B … Continue reading Why Employees’ Top Values Are Good News for Certified B Corporations
Christopher Gillespie — December 12, 2018 Follow @findawaymedia — December 12, 2018 To fit in at the office, good people sometimes lie. They conceal their personal crises, mounting stress, and the crushing effects of sleeplessness to look like cheerful corporate citizens. But their private demons eventually break free, as I’ve found. Early in my career, … Continue reading 4 Questions to Ask When Good Employees Act Bad
JaeMi Pennington — December 4, 2018 — December 4, 2018 geralt / Pixabay In 1909, Harry Gordon Selfridge, founder of Selfridge’s department store in London, coined the infamous phrase, “the customer is always right.” It was meant to be a message to customers that they will get good service at his stores, but it was … Continue reading Good Client Relations Start With Good Counsel – Stop Blindly Saying ‘Yes’
Melissa Ingold — November 29, 2018 Follow @timefreedombiz — November 29, 2018 rawpixel / Pixabay When you’re an ambitious entrepreneur leading a skilled team of freelancers, you want to be able to trust them. They’re smart, they’re talented, and you hired them to take tasks off your own plate. Micromanaging them will make them (and … Continue reading The 5 Biggest Benefits of a Good Workflow
A Brand’s Good Reputation Rings In The Dollars, Lego Store Ranks No. 1 by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, November 23, 2018 Reputation.com released its Retail Reputation Report sentiment from 4.7 million customer reviews that about 30,000 store locations posted online and on Facebook. Based on these reviews, social media sentiment, business listings accuracy and … Continue reading A Brand’s Good Reputation Rings In The Dollars, Lego Store Ranks No. 1
Dave Kosmayer — November 5, 2018 Follow @DavidKosmayer — November 5, 2018 Do you remember the last time you went to a restaurant without a recommendation? If you’re like me, it has probably been a while. The fact is, its close to impossible to know how good something is if you haven’t tried it before. … Continue reading Turning Bad into Good: How To Handle Bad Reviews
Meredith Wood — November 2, 2018 Follow @fundera — November 2, 2018 mastersenaiper / Pixabay Financing your small business is never a process anyone would define as “fun.” Even if you’ve gotten lucky with a good loan at a fantastic interest rate, you still probably hate seeing money go out the door every month to … Continue reading Is it a Good Idea to Finance a Business With a Credit Card?
