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- Becoming a Ninja of Economic Recession: getting through hard times (29-Apr-2009)

"When an economic recession or other period of hard times is waiting on the doorstep of your home business or your home you need to take action for su... go to item

- How to survive this recession: O.C. Small Business Conference provides answers (29-Apr-2009)

"The current recession is driving up bankruptcies, driving down sales and leaving many owners seeking strategies not just grow and thrive but to survi... go to item

- Four Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make in a Recession (20-Mar-2009)

Professor Scott Shane points out to some mistakes many entrepreneurs make when economic times are bad for business. Source: Small Business Trends... go to item

- Recession-Proof Your Business: 7 Ways to Make Your Business Thrive in Tough Economic Times (20-Mar-2009)

"Implementing these practices will help ensure your small business's survival and even allow it to thrive during tough economic times." By Susan Ward,... go to item

- 25 Best Business Software Tools and Web Services (04-Feb-2009)

Today, thanks to many software application programs and web services it is easier to run a small/medium business. The article below provides the deta... go to item

- Six lessons from a wooden boy: Lesson six: It's all in the attitude (15-Jan-2009)

This article represents the last in a series of 6. The author is Jennifer Laycock a marketing consultant, and the editor of Search Engine Guide, an A... go to item

- Harness the Power of an Advisory Board (19-Dec-2008)

Advisory Boards are powerful management tools Source: about.com... go to item

- Surviving the Slowdown: Tips for Today's Economy (19-Dec-2008)

Canadian Federation of Independent Business offers the following suggested best practices used by their members. Source:CFIB... go to item

- Business Etiquette for the Holiday Season (27-Nov-2008)

by Roger Pierce Business gifts are a good way to let customers, employees, and suppliers know that you appreciate them. However, choosin... go to item

- How To Cope With Overnight Success (13-Nov-2008)

Immediate success is every small business owner's dream come true. On the contrary, it can quickly become a nightmare if a small business lacks the ca... go to item

- Five Fatal Mistakes For Small Retailing (05-Aug-2008)

Statistics show that more than fifty percent of small retail businesses last less than two years, mainly due to a number of serious mistakes made by t... go to item

- Greening Your Business (20-Jun-2008)

This guide is designed to help you with running an environmentally-friendly business in Ontario. Source: COBSC ... go to item

- Managing Multiple Priorities (10-Jun-2008)

The customer is an integral part of every business, however as a small business manager, your most important priority is to maximize long-term r... go to item

- Conducting Effective Business Meetings (29-Aug-2007)

Almost every business, whether it has 2 employees or over 2,000, has meetings as a way of getting things done. Although employees can communicate with... go to item

- Ten Team-Building Tips for Managers (16-Aug-2007)

Positive office dynamics add great strength to a business, while strained ones create strife. As a manager, you simply can't afford to leave such an i... go to item

- Six Critical Management Mistakes (25-Oct-2006)

Six Critical Management Mistakes
The Top 6 information security errors that can lead to a loss of business, credibility and resources... go to item

- Mangement by Walking Around (30-Jun-2006)

The management technique known as "Mangement by Walking Around" is marked by the leader's personal involvement, have good listening skills and gives r... go to item

- Leading vs. Managing -- They're Two Different Animals (26-May-2006)

Are you a manager or a leader? Although you may hear these two terms thrown out interchangeably, they are in fact two very different animals complete ... go to item

- What Is Your Management Action Style? (04-May-2006)

There are all different types of managers. Some are much more successful than others. Many times managerial success is directly tied to your own perso... go to item

- How to Outsource Profitably (02-Mar-2006)

Outsourcing can be a cost-effective way to focus your efforts on what you do best as a business. But whether you choose to outsource logistics, accoun... go to item

- Does Your Business Need a Board of Directors? (10-Feb-2006)

Many entrepreneurs think they know everything! Which is a reason why many fail! It's important that every entrepreneur has advisors to turn to. This a... go to item

- Business Management Questionaire (07-Dec-2005)

Whether your business is booming or struggling, improving your business management practices will make a difference to your bottom line. The Atlan... go to item

- Get a business tune-up (15-Aug-2005)

Just like a car, your business requires a tune-up. Performing your annual business check-up allows you to maximize the use of your resources. Here... go to item

- Wasted Time At Work Costing Companies Billions (18-Jul-2005)

Time's a wastin' for many American workers today! A recent study conducted by American Online and Salary.com has revealed that the average worker wast... go to item

- Customer Relation Management: From Conflict to Collaboration (27-Jun-2005)

Is collaboration better or more productive than conflict? It certainly is, argues this author, if any business that is based on relationships hopes to... go to item

- The Profile of a Successful Business Manager (27-Jun-2005)

The latest study by Assignments Plus of the business apppointments of leading companies throughout the world has identified the following defining cha... go to item