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Where as some women use the same purse over a long period of time, others will switch out their purse for different reasons. Robin knew what it was like going the process of changing from purse to purse. For those that keep more than a few things on hand, there can be quite […]
The Wall Street Journal:
The clipboard toting, clock-watching, quota-setting productivity expert, peering nosily over your shoulder at work, has been out of fashion in business schools for decades.
Now he’s back, in electronic form — in the home office.
In a budding trend some employment experts say is invasive, companies are stepping up electronic monitoring and oversight of […]
Rhonda Abrams At USA TODAY:
Are you sitting there alone in your office, wondering how to grow your business? Well, there’s one piece of advice I offer virtually every entrepreneur: join an organization. You can build a company faster, easier, and more successfully if you’re part of group serving your industry, community, or local entrepreneurs.
What will […]
Orlando Sentinel:
Scot Weiss left a full-time career in finance and accounting for one that requires taking financial risks and fiddling with gadgets in the garage.
The onetime chief financial officer for Orlando developer Cameron Kuhn made the switch to inventor after he was diagnosed with attention-deficit disorder, a condition marked by varying amounts of distractibility, impulsiveness […]
SmartPros:
The National Small Business Association has launched a Web site to combat what it calls “harmful proposals by the IRS and Congress to raise revenue.”
The site is part of the group’s campaign to get small businesses to speak out against certain Congressional actions affecting small business, such as legislation that would track all electronic payments […]
The Wall Street Journal:
Some people may want to test the waters of entrepreneurship before jumping in.
Here’s one way: Being an independent-sales rep, even selling door-to-door, for companies that sell textbooks or Tupperware. Or cutlery.
The experience can be especially useful for would-be entrepreneurs, as it requires skills such as networking, door-knocking, persuasion and product demonstrations.
It can […]
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