In a nutshell: Ask yourself four simple questions before scheduling that meeting. Trust us — you and the other participants will be happier. Long meetings can be torturous. It’s right up …

In a nutshell: Go the distance with these leadership tips from the world of running. Perseverance, commitment and a willingness to improve: These are the traits that turn average people …

In a nutshell: Use education, career development and feedback to make sure your employees feel connected to and satisfied by the work they’re doing.   Busy employees are happy employees, right? …

In a nutshell: No matter what role you play in an organization, you should have a basic understanding of how to track revenue, how cash flows work, how transactions are recorded …

In a nutshell: Even if you’re not part of the finance function at your organization, you’ll benefit from knowing these basic concepts.     Note: This is the first article in …

In a nutshell: Name changes can be confusing and costly, but there’s a true advantage to aligning your brand to your company’s value proposition.   Weight Watchers slimmed down its name …

In a nutshell: If you take time to learn the specific challenges your customers face, you’ll be able to help them address them head-on. That’s a win-win for everyone. One …

In a nutshell: Name changes can be confusing and costly, but there’s a true advantage to aligning your brand to your company’s value proposition.   Weight Watchers slimmed down its name …

In a nutshell: Marketing techniques can help your small business find and hire new employees. It all starts by building a database of potential candidates. According to iCIMS’ “Recruitment Marketing: …

In a nutshell: The business world needs professionals who can focus on the issues beyond the numbers. If you’re in business, there is no way around the numbers. They allow …

In a nutshell: Twitter chats are a fun and engaging way to share information, learn from your peers and identify industry leaders. Here’s how to get started and benefit from …

 In a nutshell: A strong executive summary, differentiation and good writing can help your company’s proposal stand out. Don’t forget to read the RFP carefully! No matter how small your …

In a nutshell: Even for the busiest of business leaders, a college or postgraduate degree is in reach. Here are some advantages, a look at online education and some work-school-life balance …

In a nutshell: Consider psychology, the liberal arts and communications if you want to start a business. A business degree isn’t the only education option if you want to run …

In a nutshell: Studying business management may open doors in a variety of different industries. Since the 1970s, more students have sought a business administration degree, both at graduate and undergraduate levels, …

In a nutshell: No matter what role you play in an organization, you should have a basic understanding of how to track revenue, how cash flows work, how transactions are recorded …

In a nutshell: Even if you’re not part of the finance function at your organization, you’ll benefit from knowing these basic concepts.     Note: This is the first article in …

In a nutshell: Financial sector job growth was resilient during the downturn, and the outlook remains strong now that the economy has rebounded. Financial services, taken as a whole, is a major …

In a nutshell: You’ve probably heard by now how to strengthen your cybersecurity defenses. But what should you do if, despite all your precautions, you find yourself the victim of a data breach? …

In a nutshell: If you’re drowning in emails, organizing your inbox is a good place to start. Here’s how to achieve that, plus four other tips. Admit it. How many …

In a nutshell: Small businesses are frequently targets of hacking. It’s important to keep your information safe, and make sure third-party vendors are doing the same. For many business owners, cyber …