Written by: Amor Traceski Successfully managing a multi-generational workforce is no easy task, but it can be done. Yes, the aspirations, values and workstyles of each generation differs, creating misunderstandings and conflict in communication. However, according to Shannon Gausepohl of Business News Daily, “Understanding what people value and what motivates them makes it much … Read more.
Written by: Stev Stegner People often toy with the idea of going into business with a friend or relative. This can be a grand idea or a colossal mistake. The partnership can create synergies that propel the business to success or the partnership can bring out the insecurities and create challenges. So you … Read more.
Written by: Quint Studer Which behaviors does your organization have zero tolerance for? I have always believed in diagnosing before treating. When we want to get better in some area, whether it’s in how we lead or outside of work, we first need a realistic picture of our challenges. Tracking ourselves is a great diagnostic … Read more.
Written by: Brandon Turner Teamwork increases camaraderie and productivity, but how can employees work together when they’re rarely in the same place? With the increase in remote work, many organizations are looking for new team building strategies. There are many advantages to remote work. For example, you may enjoy greater flexibility and reduce your environmental … Read more.
Written by: Kendra Cumberland If you are a small business owner with a presence on FaceBook and Instagram, you likely view hundreds of ads each week in your feed with tag lines such as “Creating Ads that Convert” or “Guaranteed 6-figure Sales Funnel.” These ads are trying to convince you to purchase their product or … Read more.
Written by: Heather Doering Feeling like you are on information overload? You’re not alone. Digital space is crowded, especially since we have all been sitting in front of our computers for hours on end this past year. We’ve been flooded with messages, posts, podcasts, videos, and blogs. The bright side is that we’ve had time … Read more.
Written by: Alex Bulmer Pop quiz! Who is more at risk for expense fraud? Big businesses with more than 100 employees or small businesses with less than 100 employees? You may be surprised to learn that it’s actually the little guy. If your company still relies on expense processes with paper receipts and spreadsheets, it’s … Read more.
Written by: Lynne Strang A business blog can be an effective way to gain exposure, establish credibility and attract customers to your website, leading them to see what you have to offer. If you’re a small business owner looking to get better results from your blog, consider these tips: 1) Produce good content. … Read more.
