One thing small-business owners discount is the value that working for a small company brings to the table for today’s younger workforce. They feel reluctant to go after top talent, believing employees would not leave the comfort of a six-figure salary with a great benefits package. Often, they are wrong. Many people are deserting their corporate cubicles […]
Although the true beginning to the offseason is still a few weeks away, it’s not too soon to begin thinking about what us fans would like to see the Cardinals do when that time comes. And with that in mind, it’s as good a time as any to look at the Cardinals payroll situation heading
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The internet may seem saturated with job search engines, but there’s likely one out there that can help you land a new gig you’re psyched about. Here are seven sites fit for any job seeker, plus 10 job sites tailored to specific industries and interests. General job search sites Niche job search sites 1. CareerBuilder
So you want to make a name for yourself? You want your business to achieve meteoric growth? You want to differentiate yourself in a big way from your competition? Then you probably stand to learn a thing or (three) from a real estate company whose hustle is raising the bar for how to succeed in
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Monsanto’s former Director of Corporate Communications Jay Byrne, president of the public relations firm v-Fluence, is a key player in the covert propaganda and lobbying campaigns of the world’s largest agrichemical companies. Emails obtained by U.S. Right to Know, posted in the UCSF Chemical Industry Documents Archive, reveal a range of deceptive tactics Byrne and
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I recently read an article in the NY Times about negotiating salaries, and it irked me. Author AC Shilton quotes Kim Churches, Chief Executive of the American Association of University Women, who states that when involved in salary negotiations “don’t be timid, but use the right inflection and wording choices”. This advice, is of course,
It’s natural to feel squeamish talking about money, particularly when it’s tied to the value of your skills and hard work. However, what workers — and many employers — may not realize, is that keeping salaries under wraps is proven to be more harmful to performance, hiring, and the economy at large, Burkus, who is
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It is not hard to find information regarding digital marketing budgets. Many papers and articles discuss what percentage of your overall marketing budget should be devoted to digital and, as you might expect, opinions vary greatly. Most of the published data is oriented toward consumer-oriented businesses. In this article, I will provide a framework to
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And that’s exactly what Buffalo Bills cornerback Vontae Davis did on Sunday. Davis released a statement after the game saying, “Today, on the field, reality hit me fast and hard. I shouldn’t be out there anymore.” Here’s his entire statement: Davis endured nagging injuries the last several years and said he just didn’t feel right
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When tech giants like Amazon expand, other companies don’t just worry about losing business. They also fret about hanging on to their employees. Some of the industries that have defined New York City and the Washington, D.C., area will face increased competition for talent when Amazon sets up shop in their territory, with plans to
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