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Pro golfer Scott Stallings thought that having a safety net would take the pressure off his game. And it did -- too much, in fact.
Brent Gensler, CEO of DefySupply, keeps prices low by keeping a staff in China. Here's how he makes it work -- despite the language barriers, cultural differences and multiple time zones between them.
Being a reliable source of information can make or break your business. The good news is, you don't need the mainstream media to get started. Here are three ways to pitch yourself online.
Just for Business Hacks readers, the authors of "Hacking Work: Breaking Stupid Rules for Smart Results" explain five simple ways to start improving your work life.
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Is your mission statement a over-the-top, just plain silly, or maybe even "Mission: Impossible"? Is it really the sun around which your company revolves? Probably not. And you probably don't need it.
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If you're sick of getting bounced back to the Inbox every time you archive, delete, or mute a conversation, this new Gmail Labs hack is for you.
Ignore social networking (and networks) at your own peril. These 11 tips will help you make the most of Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.
Jason Hennessey's online marketing company, EverSpark, forgot to take care of their clients and paid for it. Now, strong client relationships are the heart of the business. Here's how he made it happen.
Understanding the medium and the context is the key to making a compelling pitch.
Understanding oneself before leading others is not just critically important, it's really hard. Here's why.
As the world's worst navigator, I rely heavily on GPS even to navigate around the metro area where I live and work. GPS fails me completely, though, when I enter a building.
