There are things in this world affecting us that we can’t control. There are others, however, that we can do something about. Sometimes, federal and state legislation will affect your business.
As the world is opening back up, it’s important that we look at ways to let people know that businesses are up and running again.
The American dream is something that still resonates with us today. Work for yourself and don’t let anyone stand in the way of your goals.
Historians recognize the Norse as an industrious people. They worked hard at what they did and are known for having used whatever was at their disposal.
A year ago today, the World Health Organization officially named the coronavirus disease “COVID-19.” You guys, it’s been a year. What have we learned from this pandemic, though?
Starting up a new company is tough. You have to have all of your ducks in a row. There are several programs that you may need in order to keep those ducks in line. And, of course, you’ll need capital. But from where do you get this money?
Everyone can agree that saving money is always a good thing. Especially during these difficult times when businesses are struggling, even saving a small amount can make a huge difference.
Sometimes, even the best laid plans may not prepare you for what lies ahead. This is not fool proof. But in many cases, having a plan can be the difference between thriving and losing your business during a major change or disaster.
Many companies participate in humanitarian efforts. Some will choose what they do and who they support based on issues that are near and dear to the hearts of the management. Others may poll their employees to see what would be best received.
Re-opening your business during a pandemic can be a terrifying thought. There are different aspects of business – as well as how a lockdown has affected everyone – in order to be aptly prepared to re-open your doors. A huge question seems to be in regards to employees: how can we best take care of our company’s family?
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