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In a nutshell: Marketing techniques can help your small business find and hire new employees. It all starts by building a database of potential candidates. According to iCIMS’ “Recruitment Marketing: …

In a nutshell: Consider psychology, the liberal arts and communications if you want to start a business. A business degree isn’t the only education option if you want to run …

In a nutshell: Studying business management may open doors in a variety of different industries. Since the 1970s, more students have sought a business administration degree, both at graduate and undergraduate levels, …

In a nutshell: A career in human resources management might be ideal if you want to help both individuals and organizations perform at their best. Human resources managers are necessary in every …

In a nutshell: Talk of living wages isn’t going away. Here’s what you need to know, how wage increases could affect your business (negatively and positively) and steps you can …

In a nutshell: Finance and economics share some similarities, but students and professionals should know what sets them apart.  Finance and economics are distinctly different disciplines, but share a number of similarities, …

In a nutshell: Don’t feel guilty about taking a break! Vacation days can make you a more productive and healthy person. If you’re like most Americans, you’re not using all your …

In a nutshell: To become the next Steve Jobs, take an unconventional approach to solving challenges. What are the possibilities other people are overlooking? Many people see business – even life …

In a nutshell: Use education, career development and feedback to make sure your employees feel connected to and satisfied by the work they’re doing.   Busy employees are happy employees, right? …

In a nutshell: Becoming a mentor is a rewarding experience that can help you focus on your personal goals and improve your soft skills. Here’s what’s in in for you — …