11

Jul

2012

Business Improvement Process Tips For Employee Relocation

Sending an employee overseas can be a great opportunity for both the employer and employee. Employers benefit from expanding its business operation to another country while the employee has the unique opportunity to explore a different country both personally and professionally. Today’s guest blog post reviews the process of relocation as well as to achieve success, the right preparation and planning is required. (more…)

3

Jul

2012

Lessons Learned as a Solo-Entrepreneur

This post comes to us from Erich Stauffer, an Indianapolis web designer who shares lessons he learned after branching out to start his own business. (more…)

21

Jun

2012

The Business Process Behind Groupon

Business process improvement is sometimes done by trying to make huge changes in the behavior of the market. Today’s guest post by Christopher Wallace discusses the business process behind Groupon—and makes some recommendations. (more…)

13

Jun

2012

Squash Workplace Chaos With Productivity

Chaos at work is a serious problem, according to today’s guest blogger. To improve employee efficiency, Joe Baker recommends a five-point strategy. (more…)

9

Jun

2012

Increase Workplace Productivity By Dumping Bad Habits

I’m guilty. There are days when I walk out of the office wondering what I did all day long. If my boss stopped and asked me that question, I’d probably stutter and say, ‘Well, I answered some emails and looked at that project we were talking about.’ (more…)

23

May

2012

Listening Through Employee Surveys

It’s a well-known fact that staff satisfaction is at the core of any successful business. (more…)

18

May

2012

Increase Workplace Productivity With Natural Light

It’s an age old conundrum. How can bosses invigorate a flagging workforce without disrupting the whole office? Today’s guest blog post comes from the company, Sunsquare, that has a solution to for a way to light up your workplace. (more…)

4

Apr

2012

Why Social Media Isn’t A Waste of Time

When most people think of social media, they think of it as a source of entertainment, where they can watch a funny video on Facebook or follow a comedian’s jokes on Twitter. What some people don’t realize is that while social media does entertain, it also does so much more than that. (more…)

2

Mar

2012

Breaking the Code of Silence on Clients Who Don’t Pay

An obvious part of any company is the process of payment. You do work or deliver a product and you receive funds for that payment. But what do you do when this business process breaks down, especially when you’re in a small business? Today’s guest post from Lorraine Ball discusses this question with frankness and sincerity. (more…)

6

Feb

2012

Visions and Values Implemented at Delivra

“The culture of a working organization is both the common and collective viewpoint on both the meaning and the value of work.” Some of you may recognize this as Robby Slaughter’s personal definition of workplace culture defined at AccelaWork. (more…)

16

Jan

2012

Responding to Urgent Requests

How many times have you heard that? Someone asks you to do something, and it is urgent.  You consider your calendar, the day’s pressures, expectations, commitments, and whether you can drop what you’re doing to respond. At that moment, you’re weighing the various components of response. (more…)

28

Dec

2011

Be Interesting, But Not Too Interesting

Did you know there are degrees of “interesting”? Sure, we’ve all met someone who is NOT interesting, but have you ever met anyone who is TOO interesting? If not, it is my honor to introduce myself to you: My name is Scott, and I am too interesting. (more…)

12

Oct

2011

Unclear Requirements Lead to a Misrepresented Grant

Today’s post is from Ben Risinger, a freelance public relations professional in the Indianapolis area with over 10 years of experience. His stops include Moonstruck Chocolate Cafe, Bluffton University, ALL STAR Vacation Homes, and the American Cancer Society to name a few. (more…)