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Entrepreneurs tend to be “ready, fire, aim” people. “We often don’t make the best planners. We are action-oriented people,” says Bill McBean, author of The Facts of Business Life. That’s why it’s vital to step off the day-to-day treadmill and plan for your company’s growth.
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Budget woes forced the U.S. Postal Service to announce recently that it will stop delivering letters and other mail on Saturdays. And new postal rate increases took effect on Jan. 27. But smart mailing tactics can still save your company money on postage.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jan. 7, 2013 Contact: Elizabeth Hall, Senior Web Editor (800) 543-2055 (703) 905-8000 editor@BusinessManagementDaily.com New Free Special Report Provides Guidelines for Creating Legally Sound Employee Handbooks Falls Church, Va. — Your employee handbook can be an invaluable organizational tool — or an employment lawsuit waiting to happen. And in recent years, Congress [...]
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“Oh, it’s no big deal, it’s just a cold.” How many times have you heard an employee casually dismiss an illness like this? As a manager, it’s imperative that you inform employees of how easily common infectious bugs such as colds and flu spread.
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About one-third of employees listen to music at work using an iPod, MP3 player or other portable music device. But employers need to be aware of the potential negative effects that these devices could have on communication, performance and safety.
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Business Management Daily is offering its video recording ‘How to Design Great PowerPoint Presentations’ FREE for a limited time to thank its loyal customers during the holidays.
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If you think your customers exist solely to “buy your stuff,” you’re missing a huge part of the picture. Instead of using your company’s profits to promote your company, wouldn’t it be more effective if you let the customers themselves drive your sales and marketing efforts and fuel your growth?
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