When you start a company or promote for a new position you often start to build your own personal brand. You want people to see you as an authority.
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3 Reasons Why You Should Hire People Better Than You
Posted by karolzielinski under Human ResourcesFrom http://karolzielinski.com 3327 days ago
Setting Your Salary As a Small Business Owner
Posted by Caron_Beesley under ManagementFrom http://blog.fundbox.com 3327 days ago
The idea of a salary is quite a novelty for many new business owners, particularly sole proprietors and freelancers, who often settle for pocketing whatever’s left over once the bills have been paid. But what should you pay yourself and how do you balance that with the need to pump more money back
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Thriving in the Shadows of Big Business: Smart Strategies for SME Success
Posted by previsomedia under StrategyFrom http://www.smbceo.com 3327 days ago
When you are a small company, your best customers are sometimes large brands. Here is how to attract their business and keep them happy.
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Project Management: The Perks of Working in an Agile Shop
Posted by previsomedia under StrategyFrom http://www.noobpreneur.com 3327 days ago
As the agile method becomes increasingly popular, more project managers adopt it. One of the way for them to get better is by working in an agile shop.
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What Is A 1099 Contractor? Definition & BenefitsBalance Point Payroll
Posted by stephanie.clark under Human ResourcesFrom http://www.balancepointpayroll.com 3327 days ago
The benefits of utilizing an independent contractor identify many of the problem areas businesses run into when hiring employees. The ability to “1099” some individuals allows businesses to walk the fine line of having the advantages of a staff without the disadvantages of paying a staff.
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The Rise in Variable Compensation in Small Businesses
Posted by lyceum under Employee BenefitsFrom http://smallbiztrends.com 3327 days ago
Small businesses have changed how they compensate employees over the past 40 years. That’s not surprising given all the changes in the economy and society that have occurred since the mid-1980s.
I have written about many of these shifts before:
While big companies have always paid more than small Read More
I have written about many of these shifts before:
While big companies have always paid more than small Read More
Business Intelligence Software: What You Need to Know Now
Posted by cloudswave under StrategyFrom http://www.cloudswave.com 3327 days ago
In the business world, knowledge definitely is power. Knowledge powers a company’s ability to make sound decisions, take advantage of opportunities as they arise, opportunities that can be critical to a company’s market relevance and longevity.
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A successful business depends on a healthy relationship between the employers and the employees . One of the best ways to establish this is through employee handbooks. The handbook is a compilation of company policies, procedures, and expectations clearing up confusion and avoiding conflict down…
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Warning: You're Losing Money by Not Using Virtual Assistants!
Posted by ivanpw under Human ResourcesFrom http://www.mobopreneur.com 3328 days ago
Virtual Assistants offer significant money saving advantages over doing time-consuming things yourself, or hiring a burdensome employee who adds a slew of extra overhead costs to your business operations.
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How to Choose the Best CRM for Your Business
Posted by PASAngelique under ManagementFrom http://articles.bplans.com 3328 days ago
CRM software enables a business to record contact information, track interactions and plan follow-up tasks with clients.
Implementing a CRM system tends to leads to greater revenue, without a company having to spend more on advertising or hire more salespeople. http://bit.ly/1C4PUk2 Read More
Implementing a CRM system tends to leads to greater revenue, without a company having to spend more on advertising or hire more salespeople. http://bit.ly/1C4PUk2 Read More
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