In today’s business world, data is often called “the new oil.” Although there’s a popular view that only big companies can leverage big data, the comparison to oil is an apt reminder that businesses of every size are powered by the same fuel. As long as they take the right approach, small businesses can and […]
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Every business owner is looking for ways to improve their productivity. Higher productivity means accomplishing more each day, and achieving your goals both faster and with fewer resources. But one of the most critical opportunities for productivity improvement is also one of the most neglected: email. Why email? Email may not seem like a major
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As a result of the coronavirus epidemic, the only thing that is on most people’s minds is their isolation and the sinking economy. This brings an anxiety which gets people feeling increasingly ungrounded. There is a growing need to counter these feelings that uncertainty triggers the longer the current “shelter in place” lasts. On the
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Pretty much everything in the business world is turned on its head right now. So entrepreneurs may have to adjust their strategies to make up for it. If you’re working on keeping your business afloat during this trying time, members of the online small business community may be able to help. Check out these tips
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Whether you are the boss of one or many, each employee is important to your small business. Would you rather work on retention, or retraining? According to statistics, more than 3 million people quit their jobs every month, with one-third of those quitting during the first month of employment. Millennials, Generation X, Baby Boomer –
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There is one overlooked component to small business success and it’s something we don’t do enough of. As an entrepreneur, sleep always seems like a luxury that rates far behind everything else in your life. But unfortunately, not getting enough if it, can also harm what you are working so hard to accomplish. With all
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With COVID-19 (coronavirus) making its way around the world, hardly any economic sector has been left unaffected. As the wave is sweeping over the United States, a lot of businesses and organizations are taking measures to prepare themselves for possible quarantines and shut-downs. Remote working (also known as telecommuting, or teleworking) is a work arrangement
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The American Psychological Association (APA) defines anxiety as “an emotion characterized by feelings of tension, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome. We live in more uncertain times and that heightens anxiety in our lives, but especially in our work life. Based on a survey from the Anxiety
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The Families First Coronavirus Response Act affects all employers with 1-500 employees. And it also includes protections for those who are self-employed. President Donald Trump signed the Act March 18. And it will become law in 15 days. The act spells out the requirements. Employers pay sick leave for those affected by COVID-19. But fortunately
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On the surface, sleeping at work might sound like a horrible idea. However, the idea of letting employees hit the reset button and return to their tasks more refreshed and productive could be a major benefit for businesses. Whether you work from home, in an office, or in an environment that’s always changing, naps at
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