While most business meetings hold the promise of excellent productivity, many are unsuccessful. People go away from them uninspired and drained rather than enthused to win the day. If you’re in charge of creating the meetings for your company, you need to know how to
Being an entrepreneur is hard. First-time entrepreneurs can easily find themselves getting overwhelmed with day-to-day tasks. Entrepreneurs have to contend with inboxes, busy calendars, disgruntled employees and customers alike, along with a few other things. All it takes is a bit of planning to set
Starting a business isn’t easy. You’ll be challenged by customers, vendors, and even the government. Since you are self-employed, you’ll end up paying more in taxes than if you worked for someone else because you must pay self-employment tax. Still, being your own boss can
The Internet has allowed many entrepreneurs to reach success that would’ve been impossible without it. Its global reach allows you to find freelancers on the other side of the world, which saves on costs and lets the start-up function on a limited budget. It also
Are you efficient? Most people can increase their productivity and effectiveness at work. Like them, you might benefit from better organisation and prioritisation. Sometimes, to create a better business, all that’s needed are a few tweaks to your habitual way of working. Maybe you think
Good meetings start before the first participant is invited. Preparation is the key to a meeting that is concise and effective – versus one that is simply a waste of everyone’s time. Let’s define a good meeting: It starts on time; it ends on time.
Nothing says unprofessional quite like a sink full of plates or the sounds of arguing children. Can you really hold successful client meetings when your office is also your home? This article outlines the best and worst places to have meetings when running a home-based
Meetings can be time suckers, and if nothing gets accomplished during them, frustration may ensue. Not only does a company waste valuable time and money conducting business meetings that don’t produce results but employees will begin to loathe attending these functions. Here are 10 suggestions on
