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  • Follow The Five P's to Win Small Business Competitions. Rule 3: No Powerpoint!

    by Joanne Cleaver - January 14, 2011 1:42pm PST

    Does your small business need cash, connections and a shoe in the door? Enter a small business competition, and do it right. Follow the 5 P's and you could take home the trophy.

  • Introducing Yourself to the New Boss

    by Sean Silverthorne - January 14, 2011 9:08am PST

    Your new boss didn't hire you, which makes your first meeting all-so-important. Here is how to get hired all over again.

  • How Desperation Drives Highly Successful People

    by Steve Tobak - January 14, 2011 6:05am PST

    Early in our careers, desperation helps us to be fearless while overcoming extreme adversity and taking big risks. It's certainly true of several highly successful people. How about you?

  • Snowpocalypse Strategy: Don't Wimp Out. Do Test Your Remote Work Policy

    by Wayne Turmel - January 14, 2011 3:45am PST

    Pa. Governor Rendell thinks we're a nation of wimps. But snowfalls this big give you an opportunity to flex your remote-work muscle—and keep productivity up.

  • Stop Saying 'Yes' To Everything!

    by Robert Gerrish - January 13, 2011 11:31pm PST

    To start the New Year, here's a cracking little video interview I undertook recently with life coach, Sacha Crouch. Sacha has some practical tips to share, for anyone who has a habit of taking on...

  • How Poor EQ killed the Polish President

    by Chris Golis - January 13, 2011 6:36pm PST

    One of the great tragedies last year was the death of Polish President, Lech Kaczynski, and 95 others when the airplane carrying them crashed in dense fog.

  • Top 40 Business Tips #19: Don't Forget Traditional Media

    by Phil Dobbie - January 13, 2011 11:30am PST

    Podcast: It's easy to get tied up with the opportunities presented by new media, but don't lose your sense of proportion. A lot of your new customers will find out about you through traditional...

  • How Groupon Can Help (or Hurt) Your Business

    by Sean Silverthorne - January 13, 2011 9:04am PST

    Groupon is a great deal for consumers -- what's not to like about savings of up to 90 percent. But is the service an equally great benefit for merchants? Consider these calculations to find out.

  • Study: Financial Fraud Isn't Really the CFO's Fault

    by Kimberly Weisul - January 13, 2011 7:53am PST

    Researchers studied financial fraud cases and came to a surprising discovery: CEOs, not CFOS, were most to blame.

  • The Advantages to Being an Outsider

    by Margaret Heffernan - January 13, 2011 6:19am PST

    You have no experience or expertise in the industry. Could that prove to be your biggest asset?

  • Is it Time to Stop the Vitriolic Rhetoric in Politics and Business?

    by Steve Tobak - January 13, 2011 6:05am PST

    A heated national debate has emerged in the wake of Saturday's shooting spree in Tucson. Is it time to tone down the vitriolic rhetoric, and can we do so without losing our right to free speech?

  • How to Have Heart-to-Hearts with your Employees | Leila’s House of Corrections

    by Admin User - January 13, 2011 12:00am PST

    These delicate and conversations have some real pitfalls. Know how to handle them with grace and avoid making the situation even more uncomfortable.

  • Top 40 Business Tips #20: Smarten Up Your Website

    by Phil Dobbie - January 12, 2011 11:00am PST

    Online is increasingly becoming the most important channel for a business - yet many websites offer a poor experience for customers. Too many companies look at SEO, but not user experience.

  • Your Weirdest Interview Questions, Part Three

    by Kimberly Weisul - January 12, 2011 7:45am PST

    Would you rather be a stream, a rock, or a tree? Bnet readers have been asked very strange interview questions. Executive coach Michael Melcher tries to answer them.

  • Marketing to Women: What Neuroscience Shows

    by Joanne Cleaver - January 12, 2011 6:18am PST

    A former General Electrics marketer argues in a new book that women are responding to deep, primal impulses when they decide what to buy.

  • How to Be a Great Storyteller and Win Over Any Audience

    by Steve Tobak - January 12, 2011 6:05am PST

    Nothing can boost your career more than being a great story-teller. Whether it's an elevator pitch or talking about yourself in an interview, here's a Four-Step guide to engaging your audience.

  • Handling Colleagues Who Drive You Crazy

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - January 12, 2011 4:03am PST

    He is incompetent or terribly inconsiderate. Either way, you'll be much better off if you stop trying to change him and focus on yourself.

  • Salesforce.com Buys Dimdim: Is Anyone Planning to Train Those Salespeople?

    by Wayne Turmel - January 12, 2011 3:45am PST

    Salesforce.com has bought the online presentation tool Dimdim. This means online presentations have become a mainstream skill for today's sales professional. It doesn't mean they can do them worth...

  • 5 Ways Chemistry Leads to Business Success

    by Steve Tobak - January 11, 2011 12:56pm PST

    Chemistry is a powerful concept that can lead to high-performance organizations, successful businesses, and great companies. But how it does that is poorly understood.

  • Top 40 Business Tips #21: Go for Referral Business

    by Phil Dobbie - January 11, 2011 11:00am PST

    Podcast: Referrals are often the most effective sources of high value customers, yet many sales people ignore this avenue, even favouring cold leads. Setting referral targets is one way to change...

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