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Hurricane Katrina swept away demand for Trae Wieniewitz's thriving financial planning firm. That left him with a choice: Find a new career or start from scratch elsewhere.
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We spoke to John Treace, author of of the recent book "Nuts & Bolts of Sales Management," about how to assemble an effective, efficient sales team. Here are his tips.
The customer raged. He insulted an employee. He even threw a chair. Did this manager handle the situation well, or should he have done more to defend his staff?
Great innovators are born that way, right? Wrong. Practiced consistently, these four behaviors can help ignite an innovative spark in any business owner.
Find out why Virgin Mobile's latest no-contract smartphone is a smart choice for business owners. (Hint: The phone rocks, and plans start at just $35 per month.)
Four reasons why I've made the switch -- and may never go back to Facebook and Twitter.
So you can't afford big bonuses and generous benefits. Not to worry. It's the creative stuff that employees often appreciate more. Here are a few low-cost ideas.
Pay-per-click advertising is still a major website traffic driver for many businesses, but how do you compete when PPC costs for in-demand keywords is prohibitively high? Here's how.
One of the things I've always appreciated about Google Docs is the way two or more people can co-author a document at the same time. I've always wished you could do that with Word. Now you can.
Last week we thought we had alienated all of our customers in one fell swoop. Here's how we headed off a major headache.
When you introduce yourself, the most important audience is not the people you are meeting. The most important audience is you.
A new look into the psychology of entrepreneurship finds that business owners tend to have radically different definitions of business success.
According to some statistics, a laptop gets taken every 50 seconds. If your company machines are among them, you have almost zero chances of getting them back -- unless you follow this simple advice.
