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Simple Ways To Improve Your Office Work Environment

Your workplace vibe is vital for business success. The office environment is influenced by dozens of factors from layout to company culture. Each element contributing to the overall vibe of your workplace is important, and to see results, you need to take a holistic approach. Simply put, employees need to be happy to perform properly, so the office work environment should be positive.

Your workplace vibe is vital for business success. The office environment is influenced by dozens of factors from layout to company culture. Each element contributing to the overall vibe of your workplace is important, and to see results, you need to take a holistic approach. Continue reading “Simple Ways To Improve Your Office Work Environment”

Don’t Underestimate The Value Of Accurate Financial Reporting

If a business ever needs a loan, line, lease, partner, or an investor, financial statements will be requested (in addition to a pull of their business and/or personal credit scores and history). This information is used to determine risk and whether the business has enough resources available to manage and pay back a loan. Here’s the problem: most small business owners have never stepped foot into a business accounting class. Some may not even recognize the importance of accurate financial reporting.

Here’s the problem: most small business owners have never stepped foot into a business accounting class. Continue reading “Don’t Underestimate The Value Of Accurate Financial Reporting”

Remote And Flexible Jobs In Real Estate

May 10, 2017 Leave a Comment This post may contain affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy for further information. Real estate is not normally a job most people associate with flexibility — you’ve got a full schedule trying to show houses, close deals, and keep up with all the new properties that are appearing on the market. If you’re interested in a career in real estate but worried about the hours, you’re in luck — there are actually quite a few flexible jobs in the world of real estate that you can do remotely or with very flexible hours.

May 10, 2017 Leave a Comment This post may contain affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy for further information.

Real estate is not normally a job most people associate with flexibility — you’ve got a full schedule trying to show houses, close deals, and keep up with all the new properties that are appearing on the market. Continue reading “Remote And Flexible Jobs In Real Estate”

3 Ways To Fund A Growing Startup

AllBusiness. comIf I were one of those cheery life-coach types, I’d remind you that one cannot spell “funding” without including the word “fun,” but I’m a realist, and that’s not going to happen. Securing funding for your startup is actually not a fun thing to do at all. It’s not that it’s so terrible, it’s just that it’s not fun searching for capital to keep your business going.

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If I were one of those cheery life-coach types, I’d remind you that one cannot spell “funding” without including the word “fun,” but I’m a realist, and that’s not going to happen.

Securing funding for your startup is actually not a fun thing to do at all. Continue reading “3 Ways To Fund A Growing Startup”

How This Mom Went From Creating Websites To Coaching CEOs

May 15, 2017 1 Comment This post may contain affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy for further information. Amy Kinnaird is a professional speaker and business and marketing consultant. See how this moms entrepreneurial journey began in 2008, and how her business has evolved over the years.

May 15, 2017 1 Comment This post may contain affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy for further information.

Amy Kinnaird is a professional speaker and business and marketing consultant. Continue reading “How This Mom Went From Creating Websites To Coaching CEOs”

Carrie Chitsey Wells Joins The Women On Business Team

I am pleased to announced that Carrie Chitsey Wells has joined the team of contributing writers at Women on Business! Carrie is an accomplished business woman and marketing expert, and I know she’ll provide fantastic insights in her articles. Stay tuned for her first post, which is coming soon! In the meantime, you can learn more about Carrie in her bio below. Carrie is the Founder and CEO of BLK24. com, a digital marketing and mobile consulting firm.

Stay tuned for her first post, which is coming soon! In the meantime, you can learn more about Carrie in her bio below.

Carrie is the Founder and CEO of BLK24. Continue reading “Carrie Chitsey Wells Joins The Women On Business Team”

Surprisingly Sexy Jobs: Five ‘Under The Radar’ Careers For Recent College Grads

AllBusiness. comCollege students graduating in 2017 will enter the strongest entry-level job market in years, and small to medium employers of 500 employees or less are creating most of these jobs. Opportunities abound for this year’s graduating class, particularly in industries dealing with an aging workforce and growth-oriented fields like healthcare and technology. Unfortunately, both grads and the employers that want to hire them are suffering from an inefficient entry-level hiring process, particularly for industries that lack the sex appeal of the latest hot startup.

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College students graduating in 2017 will enter the strongest entry-level job market in years, and small to medium employers of 500 employees or less are creating most of these jobs. Opportunities abound for this year’s graduating class, particularly in industries dealing with an aging workforce and growth-oriented fields like healthcare and technology. Continue reading “Surprisingly Sexy Jobs: Five ‘Under The Radar’ Careers For Recent College Grads”

The Client Agreement – Does Yours Cover All Of This?

As a business owner, typically at some point, you are going to take on individual clients who pay your company a fee to receive some kind of service – coaching, consulting, website design, or technical strategy, etc. Whatever the service, the number one thing all business owners need before they take on their first client, is a proper client agreement. Many of you may be thinking, “Yeah, I have one of those…I copied it from a coach I hired a few years ago…” If this sounds familiar, read on. Copying a contract from another person not only leaves you exposed for copyright law violations but also means the agreement was not generated for you.

Many of you may be thinking, “Yeah, I have one of those…I copied it from a coach I hired a few years ago…” If this sounds familiar, read on. Continue reading “The Client Agreement – Does Yours Cover All Of This?”

Why Promoting From Within Is Good For Small Business

AllBusiness. comPop quiz for small business owners!You’re looking to fill a sales manager role at your company. To your left is a stack of résumés from potential applicants, many of which are qualified for the position and could bring in a fresh perspective to the department. To your right is the sales associate who has been running the department thus far.

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Pop quiz for small business owners!

You’re looking to fill a sales manager role at your company. To your left is a stack of résumés from potential applicants, many of which are qualified for the position and could bring in a fresh perspective to the department. Continue reading “Why Promoting From Within Is Good For Small Business”