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Zero Tolerance is the Key to Ending Sexual Harassment

Zero Tolerance is the Key to Ending Sexual Harassment

While the Paula Jones ruling has well faded from the spotlight, the issue of sexual harassment continues to plague businesses. To avoid a lawsuit and bad publicity that accompany public actions, companies must create a work environment free of sexual... (Continue reading)

Solid financial advice for small businesses

Solid financial advice for small businesses

Especially in these challenging financial times, having a plan and sticking to it, as well as analyzing virtually every initiative and/or transaction from a profitability standpoint are MUSTS for small business owners. Suggestions of action items that can positively impact your... (Continue reading)

Management Challenges in Going Global

Management Challenges in Going Global

[This is the sixth in a series of articles on globalization.] As noted in previous articles, the world offers significant business opportunities for every company. However, opportunities are accompanied by significant challenges for managers. The greatest challenges associated with doing business... (Continue reading)

Leave quickly and quietly and no one will get hurt…

Leave quickly and quietly and no one will get hurt…

Vacation and rest in general have become a bit of a foreign concept to me in the six years as a business owner and far more absent over the past 3 months as I have been consumed with a recent... (Continue reading)

Innovative Thinking Requires a Work Break

Innovative Thinking Requires a Work Break

Many of us hear the word vacation, and we automatically think of a million reasons why we can’t take a one. We get stressed at the idea of leaving our work behind for a week, and about the problems we... (Continue reading)

Improved Collections Lead to Improved Vacations

Improved Collections Lead to Improved Vacations

It’s that time of the year. . . time to pack up and head out for your summer vacation. However, if you’re like many owners of closely-held businesses, this is sometimes easier said than done. If... (Continue reading)

Bits and Bytes

Bits and Bytes

Have you ever found yourself going through computer specs or advertisements scratching your head over all the different terms used for storage and memory? For example, individual files are listed in megabytes, memory in gigabytes, and storage in gigabytes... (Continue reading)

Are You Managing, Coaching, or Enforcing

Are You Managing, Coaching, or Enforcing

Too often today, managers – whether supervisors, directors, or even owners – see their role as the creator and enforcer of rules. “Be on time…,” they tell their employees, “or I will have to write you up.” “Be a team... (Continue reading)

Tax Act of 2009

Tax Act of 2009

Stimulated Yet? The new economic stimulus package known as the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 was signed into law by President Obama on February 17, 2009. The $787 billion new law, which contains nearly $300 billion in tax relief... (Continue reading)

Technology… the double-edged Leadership Sword

Technology... the double-edged Leadership Sword

Even though my grandmother passed away nearly 20 years ago, I can still recall a conversation she and I had one evening about everything she had witnessed in her lifetime. My grandmother was born in 1914 and since that time... (Continue reading)

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