Lessons In Quiet Leadership
Let your actions do the talking.
Learn to Play the Power Game
Power is the ability to influence both people and situations. This article explains the different types of power and how they can be used for a business’s survival and advantage, and illustrates various techniques that can be used for resolving conflict in sales and making deals. The article is directed at a female CEO, bud that does not lessen its value for others.
Labor Troubles to Avoid in Sale
Digital Library > Building and Inspiring an Organization > Buying a business “Labor Troubles to Avoid in Sale” During the purchase of a business, financial terms are usually the focus. But labor issues should be squarely faced before a deal is inked. Severance and benefits quickly come into play. Terminated workers often see informal policies as inviolable while the buyer…
Keeping Up With Constant Change
Mustang Software avoids obsolescence by reinventing itself.
How to Hold Good Meetings
Because time is precious, conduct meetings only when needed, and make each one effective and succinct. No one needs to waste time just warming up boardroom chairs.
How to Franchise Your Business
Any business that operates via a proven, successful, and potentially transferable system is a good candidate for franchising. Take a look at what is involved to decide if franchising would be the best way to protect your unique concept and grow your business. This is an expanded version of the Quick-Read Solution “Franchising Your Business.”
How to Determine the Legal Structure of Your Business
Should your business be a proprietorship, partnership, limited partnership, C corporation, S corporation, or LLC? Be informed to help determine the best business structure for you.
How to Expand Your Business with Partners and Investors
Done right, establishing a relationship with partners or investors can enrich your company with material resources and talented, effective human capital. Make the wrong choices, however, and the problems that result could be serious, even fatal, for your company.