Tips From T. Marie
SEPTEMBER 19, 2019
I created my own business, taking my knowledge and skills and crafting them into something new. It offered other businesses the opportunity to take advantage of highly skilled support when they needed it, without employee overhead costs. It was a somewhat novel idea in September of 2007 when I launched. Certainly not.
Workplace Insight
JANUARY 11, 2023
They suggest that while many of these stressors are outside of an employer’s control, leaders and people managers can make meaningful impact within the employee experience and life-work journey by: Providing basic employee needs such as a liveable wage, affordable healthcare, and retirement and pensions support.
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Success
OCTOBER 10, 2022
When I ask the two to share some of the ways they’re different, the skills that are unique to each, they don’t answer for themselves, instead taking the opportunity to sing one another’s praises. But though they have a lot in common, like so many pairs of best friends, Bush is in many ways Batts’ foil.
On The Job
DECEMBER 11, 2007
The chapter now offers retired social workers everything from computer skills updates, interviewing and personal marketing advice, as well as ongoing training on various aspects of working with older adults. companies, according to the Ethics Resource Center's 2007 National Business Ethics Survey®.
The Small Business Blog
NOVEMBER 13, 2007
New Small Business Startup Idea: Virtual Import/Export Assistant by Stefan Töpfer on Nov 13, 2007 You may speak more languages and have market segment knowledge about a certain product or service. You use your language and local knowledge skills and open up a new market for this small business. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Energage
AUGUST 23, 2017
Employees who feel that they are not getting a fair deal for their skills will be much more likely to seek options elsewhere. This is exactly where we were pre-recession, in May 2007. This does not include retirements or long-term sick leave. We are facing a sellers’ market where workers with in-demand skills have options.
The Small Business Blog
OCTOBER 11, 2007
Clever Marketing by Kitchen Table Business by Stefan Töpfer on Oct 11, 2007 Shirley Jaffrey wrote me an email today, telling me her story how she started her business on a kitchen table and is now supplying the stars. A lot can be learned here and if you have similar stories, why not tell us about them? Any idea anyone?
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