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How to Reduce Temporary Employee Turnover
The use of temporary services to stock a farm of employees is beneficial in a number of ways for an employer, and detrimental in others; but the one that will always be heard is that good labor is hard to find when using these services.

Policy & Procedure Manuals - Tools For Greater Productivity and Efficiency
Having standard procedures saves the business owner time. Policy manuals make sure that everyone knows the rules and the consequences for not following them.

Shrinkage Control
You work hard all year to make a profit. Do not let shrinkage wipe it out at the end of the year when the physical inventory count is taken and reconciled to your book inventory records.

The Retailers Calendar
Retailers use a special calendar that facilitates planning sales and making comparisons from year to year. The IRS calls it the 52-52 week year.

What 80% of Businesses Don’t Know: Tips for Improving Your Working Capital Management
What is the number one way to prevent failure in business? Take a minute to really think about your answer. What comes to mind? Increasing patients or customers served? … Effective marketing? … Locat...

What to do When You receive a Bad Check
As a small business operator, personal checks may be one method to receive payment for your goods or services. As a way to receive payment, a personal check is actually better than credit cards becau...

The Diamond Cutter
Geshe Michael Roach is a Princeton graduate and a Buddhist monk. After graduation, he spent seven years studying the wisdom of Tibetan Buddhism. At the suggestion of his teacher, he joined a fledglin...

Christmas and Business Gifts for Your Clients and Employees!
Tis' the season for business and corporate gift-giving! If you believe in the law of reciprocity, and if your business is the least bit successful you must; you know that giving back is not only the ...

Never Wrestle with a PIG
You can learn a lot from the guy who sold Arnie Palmer

How To Turn Business Losses Into Cash Flow
When the typical new business operator starts a business, they concentrate on making the business succeed. That is necessary but not the only thing that a business operator should concentrate on. A...

Are You the Culprit?
Managers, start operating in your own best interest by taking a closer look at the public relations work underway on behalf of your unit.

The 3rd Plan Missing from your Business
If you're like most people, you probably started with wonderful ideas of fulfilling your dreams, to be successful and to take charge of your own destiny. I hope you have achieved those or are well on...

4 Tips on How to Avoid Communication Lines Breakdown
As a company grows, one area that often becomes a bottleneck is communication. There are certain dynamics that take place in communications, as the number of people involved increases.

How to Get Your Procedures Project Done
Wouldn't it be nice for business owners and executives to be finished with their policies and procedures project already? They know they need to get it done, but maybe it's taking too long. Or perhap...

Why and How to Work with a Consultant
A good consultant provides specialist abilities and experience, innovative ideas, second opinions (reality checks), unbiased appraisals, and new approaches. A good consultant will leave you with tool...

Stop Waste, Fraud and Abuse
Each year, businesses write-off six percent of revenue to waste, fraud and abuse. But why would managers throw all that hard-earned money away when there is a reliable way to eliminate waste, fraud ...

PR Still a Mystery to Some
Just what lies at the core of managerial public relations anyway?

Solving the Problem Solving Problem
Too frequently, organizations and people want to rush to a solution and in doing so waste time, resources and the equity in their relationships by battling over solutions to different problems. "A problem half stated is a problem half solved."

Build Your Business (On A Shoestring): Hire a College Intern
Starting up a new venture or business can be one of the most exciting times of your life. It can also be one of the most stressful. In the early months, or even early years of your business, cash f...

Managing a CAD Outsourcing Project
We must first emphasize that here we are talking about outsourcing CAD projects, which is significantly easier than outsourcing software development or IT services (earlier articles of mine have expl...

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