Look for new ways to broaden your thinking — and increase your chances of success
In 1954, as a 52-year-old milkshake-machine vendor was visiting one of his restaurant customers in San Bernardino, California, he witnessed a unique food assembly line system that two brothers had developed. Immediately recognizing the potential of their idea, he offered to pay them a percentage of their gross receipts. The brothers agreed, and now the […]
Demand is growing in the captioning and court reporting profession
According to a recent National Court Reporters Association survey that looked at the trends affecting job opportunities in the profession, it’s expected there will be 5,500 job openings available in the field across the country in the next five years, says Cuyahoga Community College’s Kelly Moranz, CRI.
Work with your bank to assess your company heading into 2018
As we slip into the fourth quarter to wind down 2017, it’s time to start planning for the year ahead. When it comes to running a successful business, there are many factors to consider, such as staffing needs, making improvements to operational procedures and addressing your company’s finances. That’s where your bank comes in, says Northwest Bank’s Adrian Pasquale.
Say ‘thank you’ to employees by wowing them with a great holiday party
Holiday parties are meant to thank employees for all the work they have done throughout the year. It’s also an opportunity for everyone in the company to step out of their work roles and spend time with each other in a social setting, says Rock The House Audio Visual’s Matt Radicelli.
Conflict resolution program could be used to resolve workplace issues
Susan C. Stone and Kristina W. Supler, principals at McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Liffman, are confident restorative justice is a program that can be effectively used to address harm and conflict in the workplace.
If you want a friend, you need to be a friend
In second grade, I transferred to a new school, St. Gregory’s. I found out right away that I was behind in my studies. I could not ask my parents for help with my homework — my mom completed only seventh grade and my dad fifth. But I did not let that become an obstacle to […]
How staffing firms work with HR departments to supercharge recruiting
Human resource management is a complex endeavor that often requires HR managers to make difficult decisions about which tasks to prioritize, says David Lockhart, Executive Vice President at Nesco Resource.
The biggest change in journalism that you’ve never heard of — with unignorable implications for business leaders
No matter what readers say about wanting more in-depth stories, what they’re doing is increasingly consuming news stories in short bursts. See why that matters in business.
Job creation, business development will be key to Cleveland’s continued growth
Unlocking the talent and potential of our region’s population while continuing to attract more talent is fundamental to continuing our momentum.
Your company tripped a bank covenant. Now what do you do?
Sometimes, despite everyone’s best intentions, companies fail to meet their bank covenants. When this happens, you should meet the situation head-on, says Kreischer Miller’s David E. Shaffer.