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The Best Apps to Transform You Into a Productive Small Business Owner

Andrew Gazdecki — June 18, 2017 Follow @biznessapps— June 18, 2017 As a small business owner, you need to wear a lot of hats. Accountant, Social Media Consultant, Marketing Manager, Customer Service Specialist; the list is long. Luckily there are hundreds of apps to help you become a better entrepreneur, and lighten the load just … Continue reading The Best Apps to Transform You Into a Productive Small Business Owner →

18 Tips That Will Help You Go From Part-Time Selling Hobbyist to Full-Time Business Owner

William Harris — February 27, 2017 Follow @wmharris101— February 27, 2017 It’s every aspiring ecommerce entrepreneur’s dream: to go from 9-5 with a side hustle to full-time business owner. The question is, how do you get there? The road to becoming a successful, sustainable business owner is not a simple one. There are hundreds of … Continue reading 18 Tips That Will Help You Go From Part-Time Selling Hobbyist to Full-Time Business Owner →

Meet Your Match: Tips for Networking as a Small Business Owner

Julie Chomiak — February 17, 2017 — February 17, 2017 Networking is an incredibly broad term that seems overwhelming, but when broken down, it’s a terrific resource for small business owners. Meeting people in person and establishing true relationships is a major part of growing a business, but also in creating a support system for … Continue reading Meet Your Match: Tips for Networking as a Small Business Owner →

Hiring: 42 Scrum Product Owner Interview Questions to Avoid Agile Imposters

Stefan Wolpers — January 14, 2017 Follow @StefanW— January 14, 2017 TL;DR: 42 Scrum Product Owner Interview Questions That Will Benefit Your Organization This second publication in the Hands-on Agile Fieldnotes series is focused on hiring for the Scrum Product Owner. Co-authored with Andreea Tomoiaga, 42 Scrum Product Owner Interview Questions to Avoid Hiring Agile … Continue reading Hiring: 42 Scrum Product Owner Interview Questions to Avoid Agile Imposters →