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Subcontractors can often help provide a great solution to the challenges of work ebb and flow. Here are some benefits of using subcontractors and considerations for bringing subcontractors on board. Read More

Resources for writing a blog post, successful content, twitter search, management skills, exporting to Europe and lots more in this latest #TYBCommunity roundup. This is our community news round-up where we share information from the blogs and other sources we follow. Read on to find out how you ca Read More

If you’ve been paying attention to trends in the world of business and finance, you probably know that there has been increased interest recently in what is known as the “sharing economy.” Here are some of the businesses and web sites that promote the sharing economy: Read More

Dо уоu еvеr hаvе days whеrе уоu sit dоwn аt уоur computer аnd уоu аrе gоіng tо accomplish еvеrуthіng уоu set оut tо do, thеn life happens?

Sоmеthіng pressing nееdѕ tо gеt dоnе аnd it's nоt еvеn work! Read More

On April 10th I wrote a post about two Presidential actions that were taken to put pressure on federal contractors to reform pay procedures. This followed the Executive Order that raised minimum wage to $10.10 per hour for federal contractors. Read More

The stereotype of someone that is getting older not only includes diminished physical abilities but also diminished mental abilities as well. And indeed there is some truth to the stereotype. As someone who, by many of you would be considered old, I can vouch about the diminished physical abilities Read More

Ageism” has been talked about frequently in the news, especially in the recent years following the recession. It has gotten a lot of press recently with reports of workers in their 30s in Silicon Valley getting Botox injections in order to appear younger in an attempt to compete against “younger” w Read More

Today we've been talking about social-media policies in the workplace. (See "The twitterable Twitter policy updated" over at my new site, jayshep.) In my recent book, Firing at Will: A Manager's Guide, I covered the legal problems that can crop... Read More

Book authors want everyone to read their book. It's a universal law. They spend a year or longer typing and retyping words, and when they're done, they want as many people as possible to read what they've written. And I'm... Read More

With the recent rollout of emojis for Twitter’s desktop version and the addition of Yelp’s emoji search function, it’s safe to say that emojis are becoming an integral part of the Internet landscape. And even though world-class companies like Twitter and Yelp are hopping on the emoji train, there a Read More