Dispelling the myths of management and supervision
Well-intentioned managers, doing their best to be good leaders, often repeat unhelpful practices experienced in their early careers
Business Advice
Commercial real estate: more than square feet and rental rates
The sector encompasses a lot of territory
New IRS regulations can mean big tax savings
The rules feature big changes to fixed asset depreciation and repairs costs for 2014
Advanced planning for business ownership transfer
With so many owners reaching retirement, only the best-run, most valuable businesses will command premium sale prices
Tackling diversity from all sides of the issue
Diversity Workforce Coalition, Emerging Leaders in Communities of Color have an impact on businesses and individuals
Is a private placement in your firm’s future?
A new law and new platforms enable companies to more easily issue securities and reach a larger pool of accredited investors
Unplug from social media: It’s good for the soul, and for business
Great leaders don’t find themselves on center stage because of their awesomely punctual response rate to tweets and emails
‘Robo advisors’ and your financial security
They raise questions about the limits of technology and how the financial advice world responds
Figuring out whether you’re under the influence
Have you ever been talked into buying something by a salesperson and immediately regretted it? Have you ever been in a situation where your intuition told you to act one way, but social behaviors made you act another? Have you…
Telecommuting: a ‘reasonable accommodation?’
Under recent court ruling, the possibility is growing
Do you have a SPiNO on your sales force?
A Sales Person in Name Only sells himself and drains your resources
How state’s new social media access law will work
Measure gives employees privacy in their personal email and social media accounts
How businesses can minimize litigation expenses
Getting a handle on costs that can wreak havoc on a company’s budget
Market Basket’s not alone in bad management
What are the other supermarket chains really doing with their newfound customers?
The future of employment in an automated age
Careers subsisting of creativity and human contact will survive and thrive
Customized arbitration makes sense for business
Business and commercial disputes are, well, bad for business. Yet sometimes the costs, conflicts, uncertainties and delays of traditional dispute resolution systems outweigh the value of having the dispute resolved. For many commercial disputes, arbitration offers an excellent alternative to…
Market Basket wasn't alone when it comes to bad management
What are the other supermarket chains really doing with their newfound customers?
