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Are You Bored of Working for Someone Else? It May be Time to Buy a Franchise Business
Research Report: Why should you buy a franchise business?Here is the question asked to our panel of entrepreneurs: Aren’t you bored of working for someone else? Have you been thinking of owning a business that is successful and doesn’t even require a lot of start-up capital and experience? The right choice for you is to buy a franchise. There are many advantages th

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Summer's Here! Great, Now What?
Summer is way too short here in Montreal, so it's no wonder that business slows down for most of us. That's why it's a good time to relax, regroup, and reflect over the past few months. What have you been doing right? What could you improve on? How can you use these next few months to prepare for September? Here are a few things I've done myself that have helped

As a business and technology consultant there is one significant error I continue to see in modern business practice. Too often, management treats their payroll expense as a fixed cost of doing business. This is caused by the accounting practice of lumping payroll as a operating expense line item. While this is an acceptable accounting practice, a good manager must accept the reality that the work output of the employee should be directly proportional to the salary.

Too often I have heard managers state something to the effec

Tips for Job Hunting in Today's Market
In order to be competitive in today's job market, you must stand apart from the competition. Just how competitive is the market? To illustrate this, Nissan North America recently moved their headquarters to Nashville, TN. 158 jobs were originally posted, and more than 13,000 candidates applied! Use our tips for job hunting in today's market to set yourself above the co

practice. Too often, management treats their payroll expense as a fixed cost of doing business. This is caused by the accounting practice of lumping payroll as a operating expense line item. While this is an acceptable accounting practice, a good manager must accept the reality that the work output of the employee should be directly proportional to the salary.

Too often I have heard managers state something to the effe

Keep Your Business Safe by Checking Employee Backgrounds
In this day and age it is difficult to tell what kind of people we are dealing with. An impressive resume can be copied from the internet and a nice suit can be bought. This potential employee can give you intelligent answers to all your questions. You may think this is an ideal candidate for the position. Then when everything seems to be going well, you do a simple back

used by the accounting practice of lumping payroll as a operating expense line item. While this is an acceptable accounting practice, a good manager must accept the reality that the work output of the employee should be directly proportional to the salary.

Too often I have heard managers state something to the effe

Customer Service Flops at a Restaurant: When Something Was So Going Well, Why Change It?
Before I get started on this article, I’d like to say goodbye to the phrase, at the end of the day, because, at the end of the day, the phrase is still there, taunting me. I don’t want to say it anymore and I’m sick of hearing it, quite frankly. Lately, whenever I hear someone use that phrase, I almost burst out laughing. And I don’t want to do that. That would b

able accounting practice, a good manager must accept the reality that the work output of the employee should be directly proportional to the salary.

Too often I have heard managers state something to the effe

How to Survive the Office Christmas Party
It is nearing the end of year and the season of office parties has begun. This could be your big chance to smooze up to senior management and vie for future promotion opportunities. It could be your chance to make a move on that hottie in accounts or just a great opportunity to relax, enjoy the company of your colleagues in a social setting and celebrate the year.d be directly proportional to the salary.

Too often I have heard managers state something to the effect of "Well, we are paying him anyway so he might as well work on that project." This is shortsighted and just plain dumb. Logically, a good employee works on what is assigned to him or her. It is the job of a good manager to ensure that the work performed is delivering positive value to the corporate enterprise. This is why you don't pay a Chief Financial Officer to empty the trash cans; it is a poor use of resources.

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Four-Step Formula of Writing Classified Ads - Use AIDA formula for Successful Free Online Classified

Every advertisement revolves round four key points. Knowledgeable copywriters of the past have distilled that four key points into four letters – A-I-D-A or the AIDA formula.

Online Recruitment: 6 Tips To Hiring Your Team In Record Time

Many small businesses have vacancies to fill, but little time or money to spend on attracting these people. Online recruitment provides you with a cost effective way to attract potential employees using the speed and convenience of the internet. With minimal expenditure, you can be attracting potential employees within minutes of plavcing an advert. Just follow these simple tips and you can recruit the right people in record time!

How Not to Treat Your Customers

How 3 different companies treated me poorly and how they will do the same to you.

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