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Your job as a business owner does not stop once you have obtained a new customer. You have to work to make them stay and not have them look the other way. That is the more challenging part of keeping your business thriving. Once they have tried and sampled your products and services, you’d want […]

Businesses have to handle a variety of issues so that they can keep in operation. One problem that is becoming increasingly relevant these days is how your business would be able to function after severe weather conditions. Whether it is a winter storm or a massive heatwave, extreme weather can be very disruptive to any

A lot of businesses have suffered due to the pandemic. The implementation of stay-at-home orders has forced most businesses to close because of the lack of clients and customers. Other businesses have been forced to close because their services have no longer been deemed important enough to warrant their clients’ and customers’ continued support. During

A good employer knows how to value their employees through competitive compensation and apt benefits. But there is a fine line between giving them what they deserve and valuing the contribution they are offering your organisation. As a business owner, you should know that your most valuable assets are not your products or services alone

Are you a small business that is preparing for a new development? Then you are likely looking for more employees to expand and improve your services. Recruitment can be a difficult and taxing job. While there are many people without jobs, not all of them have the qualities you are looking for. Those that are

Are you expecting a baby soon? Perhaps you got bereaved recently or are going through a tough divorce and child custody battle. All these events in life can be frustrating and interfere with your productivity and focus when running your business. While certain life events are sudden and come with no warnings, you could use

Natural disasters are one of your biggest enemies in business. You can’t predict them, leaving you with no choice but to prepare for their aftermath while also bracing for the worst. But sometimes, it’s easy to brush of natural disasters, especially if you haven’t experienced a bad one yet. Don’t make the mistake of underestimating

The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t just shutting people’s doors as homeowners hunker down. It is also significantly affecting almost all industries. The construction market isn’t spared. The question is, how bad is the damage? What future awaits for contractors and their workers? Construction Industry Contracts Currently, the consensus of experts is that the construction industry is

Bigger isn’t always better. While mergers and acquisitions can mean a tour de force as two entities become one, it carries with it inherent risks. More often than not, it has to do with people. When employees and leaders of each M&A firm work only to preserve their self-interests, they are on a dangerous slope.

Many American families have hard-time budgeting what they earn every year. Some of these families complain that they don’t make enough money from their business or jobs. Some complain that they only get just enough to keep themselves afloat every year. However, this shouldn’t be the case. Let’s look at the average annual income of an American