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The Internet is ablaze with blogs. We sifted through the web’s innumerable offerings to give you this year’s list of the 75 best business blogs. Our topics range from accounting to work-life balance. We selected them based on timely, useful content; regularity of updates and quality of information. We categorized them by topic to help […]
Image: Luc Viatour/Flickr Social networking for small business took off about 6 years ago. If you’re like me, and you didn’t know that, then welcome to SaleSpider. This all-encompassing, small biz-specific social network touts its ability to make you money instead of–or in addition to–just friends. SaleSpider helps you find leads, jobs, contracts, hundreds of […]
The is a guest post by Randal Pinkett & Jeffrey Robinson, authors of Black Faces in White Places: 10 Game-Changing Strategies to Achieve Success and Find Greatness. Randall Pinkett won Season Four of The Apprentice. He was also the show’s first minority winner. Here’s what he has to say about achieving success and finding greatness […]
Here’s an interesting infographic from Kissmetrics:
Almost every professional field is going mobile, and web development is no exception. We’re not simply referring to the ability to work from a laptop, either; with the impressive assortment of applications available on the iPad, a web developer can work from anywhere, at any time. Of course, the key to this is finding the […]
This is a guest post by Garrett Miller, author of “Hire on a WHIM.” Did you know that a recent grad with zero relevant job experience can compete handily with a veteran of the industry with lots of years under his belt? That’s a little-known secret most job candidates might find hard to believe. But […]
This is a guest post by Sylvia Rosen. Whether you’re the CEO, department manager or new employee, making goals for the upcoming year is a great way to revamp your job efficiency. In addition to your personal New Year’s resolutions, you should also be thinking about what professional goals you have for 2011. Not sure […]
A lot of blood and sweat goes into maximizing a store’s consumer appeal. Designing a store that both attracts shoppers and makes them buy is practically an art form. It’s a crucial art, at that. Shoppers actually choose most brands not as a result of advertising or brand awareness efforts, but at the point of […]
This is a post by Minyanville.com. ‘Tis the season for year-in-review stories. Here’s our contribution to your reading and viewing lists: a look at the funniest moments in business and finance. 10. Tim Geithner Still Can’t Sell His House The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c The Daily Show on […]
