If you want to make your small business more analytical, start from within. By evaluating and leveraging existing resources your business will be able to learn how to become an analytically-informed business on your own terms.
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Want to make your small business more analytical? Start from the inside.
Posted by jon_neil under ManagementFrom http://www.d2ianalysis.com 3923 days ago
Made Hot by: FutureVision on August 15, 2013 6:16 pm
How to Balance Kids and Career Under the Same Roof
Posted by stacieawalker under StrategyFrom http://www.womaninleadership.com 3923 days ago
Made Hot by: tiroberts on August 15, 2013 5:45 pm
It’s not always easy to balance work and children, especially when they live under the same roof and demand so much of your time. That’s why you have to set rules so you can devote ample time and energy to both. The three following tips may help you along the way to a balanced life.
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U.S. Small Businesses Lean More Heavily on Part-Time and Temporary Employees
Posted by ivanpw under Human ResourcesFrom http://www.onsmb.com 3921 days ago
Made Hot by: robinandy58 on August 15, 2013 2:48 pm
Many U.S. small businesses today turn to part-timers and temps to grow their business, Obamacare is perceived as one of the main driving factors of the trend.
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How Does Your Business Grow?
Posted by IntelBoutique under ManagementFrom http://intelboutiqueblog.com 3920 days ago
Made Hot by: fundpr on August 15, 2013 12:31 pm
Take time to build that business and think about the future as much as you think about the present. You want to have a strong and loyal customer base? Take interest in their needs and connect instead of transact. Wanna make money with your business? Remove your focus from money to the quality o
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Does Your Business Have a Hernia?
Posted by MattMansfield under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.mattaboutbusiness.com 3921 days ago
Made Hot by: justretweet on August 15, 2013 11:00 am
Can a business get a hernia? You bet, especially if you fail to manage the workload. Learn how to manage stress at work, heal your business hernia and move forward.
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How to Become a More Effective Woman Entrepreneur - MACs Women
Posted by macswomen under StrategyFrom http://www.macswomenonline.com 3918 days ago
Made Hot by: techmedia on August 15, 2013 8:19 am
As women entrepreneurs, we always have that urge to do everything ourselves and accomplish everything in a day. But instead of getting us closer to success, this kind of mentality will only limit our productivity and creativity.
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What You Need to Know About Business Licenses and Permits
Posted by Nellie Akalp under LegalFrom http://bit.ly 3923 days ago
Made Hot by: lyceum on August 15, 2013 5:38 am
What you need to know about Business Licenses and Permits! Fantastic and informational read by Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet.com, in Small Business Trends!
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Should I Incorporate or Form an LLC in Another State?
Posted by MyCorporation under StrategyFrom http://myemail.constantcontact.com 3923 days ago
Made Hot by: WorkSpace on August 15, 2013 1:40 am
It's the big question that our CEO Deborah gets asked often by new business owners: is it worth it to incorporate in a different state from where I'm registered to do business in? Unfortunately, this question can't be answered with a simple yes or no...
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How a food festival might save the publishing industry
Posted by ckclarke under StrategyFrom http://www.neverpink.com 3917 days ago
Made Hot by: lonilee67 on August 14, 2013 11:13 pm
Most publishers - from the big newspapers to the little bloggers - are struggling to make a dollar. This post suggests a way forward.
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4 ways to handle employee absence problems
Posted by devan under ManagementFrom http://www.enmast.com 3921 days ago
Made Hot by: MarketWiz on August 14, 2013 7:51 pm
Every business owner runs in to employee absenteeism at one point or another. What do you do when an employee keeps calling in sick or coming in late? Brad shares!
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