isiFederal CEO David Lowe, Pete Chesner and Jamey Zell get together to discuss GSA strategies and what small or mid-sized federal contractors and business owners can do to make sure they don't get penalized by the Affordable Care Act--without going broke in the process.
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What Healthcare Reform Means for Federal Business
Posted by isiFederal under Employee BenefitsFrom http://isifederal.com 3712 days ago
The Importance of Attitude in Buying a Business
Posted by Exit Promise under StrategyFrom http://exitpromise.com 3712 days ago
Finding the potential acquisitions, having a source of capital, and possessing negotiation savvy are all important elements when buying a business. However, people often overlook the attitude of the buyer and how greatly it can affect the outcome of the deal.
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Are you Loaning too Much Time to Operating your Small Business and Not Enough to Managing it?
Posted by 27will under ManagementFrom http://horizonbusinessfunding.com 3713 days ago
As small businesses grow, their owners may ind themselves struggling to find the time to participate in operations while maintaining a role within the management structure of the business. Here is advice on how to proceed for those caught between the two different sides of their growing business.
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How to Conduct a Meeting
Posted by corpcentre under ManagementFrom http://blog.corporationcentre.ca 3713 days ago
Meetings, when properly directed, are a great way to get everyone on the same page, strategize, and brainstorm with the aim of moving the company in the right direction. If a meeting lacks the necessary focus, however, it can represent a colossal time-suck and a waste of everybody’s resources. It’s
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From Microsoft Access to Sumac: A TechSoup CRM Case Study
Posted by sumac under ManagementFrom http://sumac.com 3713 days ago
TechSoup has started a series of case studies that look at what CRM software different non-profits are using, and how they have benefitted. Recently, they asked the Cambridge Self-Help Food Bank about their experience with moving from Microsoft Access to Sumac. Here are some highlights from that in
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Discover How To Gain Recognition without Compromising Your Morals
Posted by RemiBadozi under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://lifepurposematters.com 3713 days ago
Do you compromise your morals for the sake of been recognized? Discover how to gain recognition and become popular without compromising your morals.
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11 Things, a Leader Should Avoid! Part 1
Posted by tathan under StrategyFrom http://takisathanassiou.com 3713 days ago
Leading is not easy! It takes times to build it and little things can ruin it! This is the reason why a leader should avoid certain things! Check them here!
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Project Management Tips for Grassroots Organizations
Posted by estherschindler under StrategyFrom http://quickbase.intuit.com 3714 days ago
Grassroots organizations need volunteers and the project management lessons learned from these volunteers is priceless when money isn't the motivation.
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What Makes a Company an Attractive Place to Work? [Infographic]
Posted by SaadAhmadkhan under Employee BenefitsFrom http://www.visualistan.com 3714 days ago
The success of a company depends to a large extent on its people. Being an attractive place to work ensures that companies are able to attract and retain top talent. Companies should invest more in branding themselves as 'top employers.' and work on their corporate culture.
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Is Your Elevator Pitch Working?
Posted by mmangen under StrategyFrom http://www.landingexpert.com 3714 days ago
I frequent job search networking groups where people stand up and recite what’s called the elevator pitch.
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