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Over the past year, historically high levels of unemployment have left record numbers of highly-skilled individuals looking for work. This has caused many to ask themselves if now could be the right time to pursue their dream of buying a business and becoming their own boss. Continue reading Part 1 of 5: Is Now the Right Time to Buy a Small Business?

It’s no secret that the hotel industry has been struggling through the economic downturn. Americans are traveling less frequently for leisure, businesses are cutting back on employee travel, and the word “staycation” has made its way into the cultural lexicon.

But the industry’s pain can be a smart traveler’s gain. Continue reading Oyster Hotel Reviews

Overseeing Operations in a start-up environment is a delicate balancing act. There is a constant tradeoff between quality and the necessarily thin staffing levels of a startup. Looking at a front office operations area, customer service is an example of this dilemma. Inbound call volume can be Continue reading Renewed Customer Focus

From thestimulist.com:

I always loved going back to school. In elementary school, I’d get a haircut, maybe even a new backpack and have butterflies in my stomach that whole first day.

But sometimes it was painful. In 4th grade when I found out my best friend Continue reading Take Control of Your Student Loans

There are a number of different ways by which you can fund a small business venture. Some of them are best for start-up companies or even hobbies that make money, while others are better suited for companies that are already generating a profit, however small. The key to funding for small business is to choose Continue reading Funding for Small Business