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We all obediently get in line at the nearest customer service desk when our flight is canceled. The problem is that's the slowest way to get rebooked and sent on your way.
Everyone knows about Google's standard practice of encouraging its employees to pursue innovative research projects with 20 percent of their time. That's a great strategy, right?
Don't know where to start with your plan? Here are some tips to get you going -- today.
If you're using the high price of backup software as your excuse for not making regular backups, well, you're busted. These three utilities get the job done absolutely free.
Also on the hit-list this week: Make killer video resumes, create coupon promotions for your Facebook and Twitter followers, and keep your laptop awake during PowerPoint presentations.
It doesn't do this by default, but you'll be happy to know that Outlook can close the original message automatically whenever you click the reply or forward button.
Raising capital for a start up or an early stage company is stressful and challenging even in the best of times. In a capital constrained market, it's especially import to avoid these five common mistakes when pitching VCs.
Now there's a site that has an even better visual presentation of flight options, and lets you purchase tickets to boot. It might be the best flight search experience ever.
Operating procedures? Who needs those? How one CEO discovered that shooting from the hip everyday not only slowed his company down but also created more work for him.
Three globetrotting entrepreneurs turn their passion for travel into successful businesses.
It's not uncommon for me to find myself needing to copy and paste disparate phrases from all over a document to a single location. You can use traditional cut and paste, but there's a faster way: Word's Spike tool.
As laser pointers get ever cheaper and more powerful, some manufacturers are taking some shortcuts which can actually damage your eyesight. You can rig an easy test to see if your laser pointer is a danger.
RFPs are just a race to the bottom to be the lowest-cost provider -- and jumping in won't do anything to help your profit margins. Here's what you should do instead.
My father guided his business with dyed-in-the-wool (read: stubborn-as-hell) philosophies. And they worked. Here are five classic "Steve-isms" that might work for you, too.
I get hundreds of e-mails a day, sent when it was convenient for the sender, not when it was actually important for me to get it. At long last, a solution.
