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Words and Phrases That Can Ruin Your HR Career—and Fast!
Human resource professionals love their jobs but they lead a rough work life. Employees complain, the benefits are never enough, and business owners look to them to “fix” the often unfixable. You can become unsympathetic quickly and may be...Published on March 28, 2012 to Human Resources
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Want to Succeed in Business? What Entrepreneurial Books Are You Reading?
Upon their success, great entrepreneurs often offer up some of the best books on entrepreneurship including tips on how they climbed to the top of the success ladder. Here, we’ve narrowed down the top seven books every business owner (new or...Published on January 18, 2012 to Entrepreneurs
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Guide to Business Budgeting and Forecasting
If you’re a small business owner or new to the entrepreneurial world, you will need to learn how to predict sales, cost of sales, expenses and revenues and then compare them to actual. This Bright Hub guide offers all you need!Published on January 6, 2012 to Entrepreneurs
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A Business Guide to the Business Plan
Who likes writing business plans? No one, really, because the content they must contain is vast and lengthy. Here, Bright Hub wants to make the whole process much easier for our readers in this collection of articles all focused on business plan writing...Published on January 4, 2012 to Entrepreneurs
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Why the 2012 Cost-of-Living Increase Isn’t Good News and Other Accounting Hot Topics
There are set rules on when to increase COLA and based on the Consumer Price Index latest review (2008 to 2011), the 2012 COLA raise should mean good news for those receiving social security benefits. Before you jump for joy, learn why this 3...Published on December 23, 2011 to Accounting & Business Finance
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Preparing New Year Business Goals
As a business owner, when the end of year is near, I start to think about preparing New Year business goals. Every small business owner should take a look at successes, failures, and new things they can do to help their business thrive in the upcoming...Published on December 22, 2011 to Entrepreneurs
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Do Your Fear the Business Tax Return Process? Lose the Anxiety With These Tips!
As this year ends, why not make a New Year’s business resolution and focus a marked effort to organize your company’s financials? If you plan all year long, when tax time comes, the meeting with your tax professional will be much easier...Published on December 19, 2011 to Accounting & Business Finance
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Dealing With Change: Have You Planned for These Common Obstacles?
Projects change and with those changes you need some controls. Along with those controls you also need to be able to recognize the depth and complexity of the change. Too often leaders, organizations and stakeholders miss the important elements, causing...Published on December 19, 2011 to Project Management
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Don’t Fear Tax Time: One-Stop Resource for Home Office and Small Business Owners
Each year, small business owners start thinking about tax time, tax returns, profits, losses and the materials they need to gather together to get the job done. A stressful time for any small entrepreneur! Here, Bright Hub experts have pulled together...Published on December 7, 2011 to Personal Finance
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Risk Management Meltdowns: A Look at Some Real-World Examples
Risk management should be a top priority when working on complex or untried projects. Why, you ask? Necessity is the mother of invention and in risk management, often inventions, ideas and projects go awry when the forethought and the what ifs aren’t...Published on December 5, 2011 to Project Management