How to Keep Your Employees and Avoid Turnover
Ada Ivanoff looks at the five essential bases you need to have covered to keep your employees and avoid high turnover.
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The Beginner’s Guide to Creating Effective Business Reports
Paul Maplesden draws on his experience as a reporting manager and business owner to explain how actionable, effective business reports are created.
How to Hire Your First Remote Team
Remote teams are happier and more productive, but there are a few things you should know before you start hiring remote employees. Daniel Schwarz explains.
7 Slack Integrations That Make Collaboration Easier
Daniel Schwarz looks at collaboration-focused Slack integrations, including bots, screen sharing extensions, polls and search tools.
How Startups Can Beat Big Companies for the Best Talent
Aja Frost describes an improved job application process that can help your startup beat big companies to top-tier talent.
How to Get the Most out of Your Freelancers
Paul Maplesden provides advice on how entrepreneurs and small businesses can better work with their freelancers for mutual gain.
How to Fire Someone Without Getting Sued or Hurting Morale
Aja Frost covers the legal factors that must be considered before firing an employee, and the best practices to keep in mind when doing the deed itself.
How to Build a Startup Advisory Board
Aja Frost walks through expectations and strategy when it comes to choosing and recruiting your startup's board of advisors.
Avoid Scope Creep by Managing Your Projects Better
Michelle Nickolaisen discusses a few problems every freelancer runs into, and how to avoid them by managing your own projects more effectively.
5 Mistakes Job Interviewers Make
Don't risk missing the perfect candidate by making one of these mistakes. Aurelio De Rosa runs us through common areas where interviewers can go wrong.
The Art of Saying “No”
Camilo Reyes discusses his experiences in pushing back on clients' requests, and offers tips to help earn their trust.
Are Meetings That Evil?
Meetings are becoming more widely perceived as being evil. Paul Boag discusses that while this may be true, meetings still have their place.
Getting to Know Zend Server 7
In this post, we'll take a look at Zend Server 7 - what it brings to the table, what it impresses with, and where it falls short.
Why Agile Sprints Are Not Tiny Waterfalls
Agile sprints share some features in common with a waterfall development cycle, but reducing sprints to mini waterfalls is destructive for an agile team.
Why Managers Make Terrible Scrum Masters
In many companies, managers also serve as scrum masters. But a manager's duties fundamentally conflict with those of a scrum master.
Top 5 Accounting Tools for Freelancers and Small Businesses
Jacco Blankenspoor reviews the top five accounting tools for freelancers and outlines their features.
Practical Advice for the 99.9% of Us Who Aren’t Steve Jobs
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