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By Tedd Baldomaro

Procrastination is a seriously bad habit that most of us have. Productivity in the workplace is hampered by this attitude. Projects and tasks get delayed by this and the efficiency of the workplace is compromised because of the minimal work being done. Businesses are not moving Read More

By Daniel Callaghan

Companies exist to make money for their owners. To do that, they must provide goods and services that people want, at competitive prices. And to be competitive, they must manage costs and time. The largest fixed cost in any company is often headcount. Read More

Lauren Levine, freelance copywriter, blogger and magazine writer, takes us through how you can tailor your resume for a career change. Some great tips in here for 20-somethings looking to take the next step in their career. Read More

Are you implementing some form of insurance for your employees? Here are some insurance terms that they must absolutely know. Here are their definitions and how to teach them to your employees. Read More

You might be busy throughout the day but that doesn't mean you're being productive. Let me discuss 6 key factors that decide how productive you are. Read More

Sometimes being small in business is not necessarily a bad thing. There are many advantages available to the small business owner which, if used correctly can give the small business owner the upper hand on their larger competitors. Read More

Many small business people start by working from home. Before there's an office, a staff of employees or a parking space with your name on it, there's just the kitchen table...and a great idea, of course. But home is full of distractions and staying focused isn't always easy. Here Stacey Roberts of Read More

by Bob Herbold. At the end of the third quarter of 2007, Nokia announced huge gains in both profits and revenue, driving their stock price to an all-time high of $40/share. In a widely publicized interview after the release of the quarterly results, the CFO proudly emphasized that it was Nokia’s lo Read More

Who’s the hardest working manager this time of year? Why, Santa of course! He’s got some tips to help the good managers reading this blog survive the holiday season (and beyond). Read More