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Could Uber Put FedEx Out of Business?
Spoiler Alert: The answer is yes, and that is a very important lesson for you, as well.
How to Train Your First Manager
Training your first employee is hard enough. Training someone with as important responsibilities as your manager is even harder. Get started on the right foot with these training tips.
Why Remote DBA is an Attractive Outsourcing Option
Because of today’s economic slowdown, IT managers are being more than careful with their budgets. Any IT professional is constantly looking for ways to improve efficiency in their organizations.
What If My Restaurant Has Bad Yelp Reviews?
Like any small business, restaurants are not immune to a bad Yelp review here and there. In fact, when it comes to Yelp, restaurants are the most prone to either side of the spectrum.
Everything You Need to Know About Doing Business with Cuba
For a global company, Cuba represents an enticing business opportunity. Thinking of taking advantage of the opportunity to do business in Cuba? Here’s a complete guide to what you need to know.
How to Instill Great Customer Service Habits in Your Staff
Customer satisfaction starts with your staff. These are the people who interact with your customers on a daily basis and are directly responsible for keeping your loyal customers, well, loyal.
Preventing Workplace Harassment in Small Business Settings
Workplace harassment is far more than annoying; it can be illegal and costly. An environment with aggressive behavior, repeated humiliation, or offensive remarks will result in low employee morale, decreased productivity, and high employee turnover.
Making the Customer Feel Special
Aside from being excellent at the technical aspect of what we do (without that, the rest simply won’t matter), to the degree that we provide our customers with the kind of exceptional experience that makes them feel good about themselves, that’s the degree to which we will be untouchable in the marketplace.
How You Can Tackle Workplace Sexism in Your Startup
Tech is very much a boy’s club, and sexism in Silicon Valley is still thriving. How can you be more welcoming, and make your startup part of the solution?