Month: January 2013
Freelance vs. Permanent Employees: What to Choose?
“To freelance or to work full-time?” The question is simple, the answer not so much. Should you swap your current job for a high-paying career online? It depends; many people prefer stability and constancy. That is a fixed salary, a precise schedule, a working environment. Those who would rather notRead More
Review: KeyedIn Projects — Deliver Successful Projects with Ease
Whether you blog for a living or run a business, none of us can afford to focus on just one thing at a time, especially not when it comes to project management. From meeting customer expectations to deploying a flawless project, there is so much to keep track of thatRead More
Four Tips To Make Your Tax Seasons Easier
What was the reason you started your own business? Was it to process invoices and file receipts? I’m going to go out on a limb and say (unless you’re in the accounting business) I doubt it. The fact is that most of us got into this entrepreneur thing because weRead More
How to Reduce Costs on Business Travel
As a business, it is important to make financial savings wherever possible. Making your business travel cost effective is a great way to save some money, however this isn’t always easy. Based on Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT)’s travel price forecast, here are some tips to help you on how toRead More
Good Riddance: How to Know When it’s Time to Change Jobs
Everyone’s been there: that point in your career when you dread waking up in the morning to go to work. You’d give anything to just go home, hang out with the family, whatever — just as long as you don’t have to work. But wait — haven’t you heard thatRead More
10 Easy Ways to Increase Your Job Satisfaction
What is it that makes a job satisfying? People differ on what they seek from work. For some, doing work that you love for an organization that you believe in is paramount, and purpose and meaning override all thoughts of income or even profession. Think, for instance, of those whoRead More
5 Ways to Get the Word Out About Your Company (Without Breaking the Bank)
Are you just getting a business off the ground? If so, it’s hard to think about putting money into intangibles like advertising to get the word out about your company. With all the expenses of opening shop, hiring employees, satisfying local codes, and so forth, the calls from local newspapersRead More
3 Things to Consider When Designing Your Business Signs
[Don’t miss the cool giveaway at the end.] Everywhere you go, you see signs: billboards, road signs, aisle markers, window signs, and service and business signs. They’re how we find our way through commercial and public places. Whether we’re just looking for a specific exhibit in a museum or forRead More