By James Chittenden Every business owner wants to know how to find employees. But when looking for employees, you get to know candidates as best you can. After all, you have to spend some 40 hours a week together, so spend time with them and get to know them. But how do you find them? Read More

Guest Post by Derek Goodman, Inbizability Small businesses are buckling under the weight of COVID-19. Not only have nearly 100,000 businesses permanently closed since the onset of the pandemic, but 62 percent of small businesses fear the worst is yet to come. Under these conditions, it’s clearly a bad time to start a business. Or Read More

As you may have noticed, secure, well-paying employment is hard to find and keep. Coronavirus made job insecurity far worse, forcing millions to find a path from employment to business ownership. Perhaps you know the feeling of wanting to quit the 9-5 or fearing the 9-5 will quit you first. In 1990, America’s three largest Read More

“Improvise, adapt and overcome”is a line from the 1986 film Heartbreak Ridge, starring Clint Eastwood. In a bad economy, all a business needs to do is to improvise, adapt, and overcome. In other words, get creative and find ways around, under, over, or through barriers. Find the keys to success in a bad economy where Read More

By James Chittenden If you just lost a corporate job, or are about to, we are sorry for your misfortune. If this has been your career and you knew little else, this is a tough time. It is even worse if you have a family, and people depending on you. You are feeling pressure, rejection, Read More

If the coronavirus affects you, family, friends or employees, there is nothing more important than recovery. Coronavirus has halted social activity and commerce around the globe, fast. It is time to plan for the possibility that social activity and commerce will resume fast. Why? In China, coronavirus patients are recovering and resuming their lives. Temporary Read More

If you have a great boss and a satisfying, well-paying job that is 100 percent secure, stop reading now. Oh, you’re still here? Even if the above is true, your great boss could be replaced by a bad one at any time. Bad bosses are a major cause of employer turnover. According to a Gallup Read More

Our guest, and the author of this article is Jeffrey Skolnick, CPA, M.S. Taxation. The federal income tax filing date has been pushed back until July 15th. You are not required to file an extension or make any payments. No interest will be charged on payments normally due on April 15th. Some states have also changed the Read More

How does it feel when a good situation rapidly turns uncertain? You may have had a steady paycheck, contract, or supply chain with a large “reliable” company, institution or government. After watching large gatherings, contracts and jobs vanish on short notice due to coronavirus, you are unlikely to ever take these things for granted again. Read More

Although we may not have met, you have our sympathies for loss of your job. It’s a shock and leaves you with a great deal of uncertainty and loss. It’s depressing. It sucks. But in the long term, the news is good. Life goes on. If your job caused dread and anxiety, that’s gone. If Read More