Lack of Power Makes Bosses Vulnerable to Abuse
Some employees aren't afraid to retaliate against their bosses because they know they can get away with it, new research suggests.
What if Your Business Outlives You?
According to experts, one of the biggest mistakes small business owners make when it comes to succession planning is doing nothing at all.
Pinterest to Start Testing Paid Ads
Mixing social media and e-commerce doesn't seem to be causing much of a stir among Pinterest users.
5 Steps to Build a Million-Dollar Business in One Year
Some people go their entire lives without earning a million dollars, so it sounds crazy that some businesses might be able to achieve this milestone within their first year.
The 3 Decisions That Will Change Your Financial Life
Without gratitude and appreciation for what you already have, you’ll never know true fulfillment. But how do you cultivate balance in life?
9 Tax Scams Targeting Small Businesses
Watch out for what the IRS says are this year’s big tax scams.
Row Your Business Toward Your Goals
Have you ever seen a crew race? Situated in a long boat, rowers work together seamlessly to propel the boat forward. If one member of the team is not in sync, the rowing is less effective and the race less successful.
Wield This Decision-Making Tool for Managing Change Successfully
It’s time for organizations to recognize the impact of trade-offs on business decisions.
5 Ways to Drastically Improve Your Brainstorming Sessions
If you want a hurricane of ideas, you’ll need the right variables.
How to Stop the Time Suck of Customer Relationships
They’re the clients you love to work with because they pay on time, compliment your work and amplify the creative energy. There’s just one problem: They also take a ton of your time.
Early Adopters Are Great, But They Aren't Most Customers
Early adopters represent only 10% to 15% of potential customers, so it’s easy to be misled on the real requirements of mainstream customers.
3 Ways Leaders Can Provide Consistent Motivation
To get students on track, parents can instead enlist the help of a tutor. As a manager, you too can draw upon elite tutors’ strategies to motivate your team. Here’s how:
Startup Success: 5 Tips for Hiring the Right People
Finding new employees isn't always easy. Whether there's a shortage of qualified applicants or there are too many applications to keep up with, the hiring process can be difficult and frustrating.
4 Types of Apps That Never Succeed
The truth hurts: most apps fail to become a sustainable business.
How to Get a Small Business Loan: Tips for Female Entrepreneurs
For female entrepreneurs in the still male-dominated business world, getting a loan can be even more difficult than it is for male entrepreneurs.
Small Business Owners Caught In Hiring Limbo
If you have been putting off hiring more employees because of concerns you have about the economy, you are not alone. A majority of small business owners are also planning to hold off hiring new employees — at least through the end of the year.
Managing Expectations Essential To Good Hiring
More than half of all new employees surveyed feel they aren't getting what they bargained for from their jobs, new research shows.
Small Business Insurance 411
Don't leave insurance off your business startup checklist. Here are details on different types of coverage for small businesses.
5 Ways to Be a Better Salesperson in 2014
The beginning of a new year is just around the corner, and businesses of all sizes are gearing up to make 2014 their best sales year yet. Marketing pro Matt Winn believes that achieving and exceeding your sales goals is as easy as working on your persuasion skills.
Best and Worst Cities for Small Business Employees
A recent study from CardHub suggests that some cities are better for small business workers than others. Here's a breakdown of the best and worst.



















