Murphy’s law just can’t be beat. But if you are prepared, you can always mitigate its impact on your business. Get yourself a copy of The Worst-Case Scenario Business Survival Guide, a survival reference guide everyone and every business should have. It’s not another heavy-handed economic or business management book
Almost two years of recession have left small business closing shop. The ADP estimates that as many as 2.6 millions jobs have disappeared from small scale enterprises reeling form the economic meltdown. And those that are lucky to remain in business are stripped to the bone, as it were. They
After all the bad it has done to the consumer, corporate America and to the country in general, some analyst are pointing to the good that this economic turmoil is leaving in its wake. The days of bumming around the office with little to do and having more time chatting
The current recession can be considered a good learning experience not only to seasoned entrepreneurs but also to the younger Gen Y crowd starting out in the business world. Donna Fenn, in her book Upstarts: How Gen Y Entrepreneurs are Rocking the World of Business and 8 Ways You Can
Watching the HBO documentary Schmatta: Rags to Riches to Rags retelling the rise of New York’s garment industry at the hands of entrepreneurial Italian and Jewish immigrant workers during the turn of the 20th century, one can’t help but wonder what tomorrow might look like with the current realities in
Companies can’t be standalone islands. Just like any human being, and because companies are social entities, they need to create and nurture relationships with both people and fellow companies in order to grow and prosper. Ed Wallace has come out with a book entitled Business Relationships That Last that dramatically
There used to be a time where buying a home in the United States represented a fulfilment of a long time goal. It meant that you made it, that you achieved a part of the American dream. Although those sentiments still stand today, it is overshadowed by the hordes of
Murphy’s law just can’t be beat. But if you are prepared, you can always mitigate its impact on your business. Get yourself a copy of The Worst-Case Scenario Business Survival Guide, a survival reference guide everyone and every business should have. It’s not another heavy-handed economic or business management book
Almost two years of recession have left small business closing shop. The ADP estimates that as many as 2.6 millions jobs have disappeared from small scale enterprises reeling form the economic meltdown. And those that are lucky to remain in business are stripped to the bone, as it were. They
After all the bad it has done to the consumer, corporate America and to the country in general, some analyst are pointing to the good that this economic turmoil is leaving in its wake. The days of bumming around the office with little to do and having more time chatting
The current recession can be considered a good learning experience not only to seasoned entrepreneurs but also to the younger Gen Y crowd starting out in the business world. Donna Fenn, in her book Upstarts: How Gen Y Entrepreneurs are Rocking the World of Business and 8 Ways You Can
Watching the HBO documentary Schmatta: Rags to Riches to Rags retelling the rise of New York’s garment industry at the hands of entrepreneurial Italian and Jewish immigrant workers during the turn of the 20th century, one can’t help but wonder what tomorrow might look like with the current realities in
Companies can’t be standalone islands. Just like any human being, and because companies are social entities, they need to create and nurture relationships with both people and fellow companies in order to grow and prosper. Ed Wallace has come out with a book entitled Business Relationships That Last that dramatically
There used to be a time where buying a home in the United States represented a fulfilment of a long time goal. It meant that you made it, that you achieved a part of the American dream. Although those sentiments still stand today, it is overshadowed by the hordes of