Month: January 2017

[ad_1] As a Duke University grad, I have long admired Coach K (head basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski) for his success on the court and the inevitable school pride that comes with cheering for the Blue Devils.  However, the last two

[ad_1] Be honest: when was the last time you checked your Twitter Analytics? It’s alright if it’s been a while (actually, it’s not – but if you’re reading this, you get a pass). What isn’t measured doesn’t grow. I hear

[ad_1] Q: What are the minimum non-vanity metrics every organization adopting inbound marketing should track? A: It’s no secret: marketers have struggled to measure the metrics that matter for a very long time. Fortunately, the internet and advancements in technology

[ad_1] Problem: Getting found One of the most important aspects of a small business is getting found by new customers. If customers cannot find you, then you will not have any new clients use your services or purchase your products.

[ad_1] Recruiting is like hunting. When ConsumerAffairs has a leadership role to fill, I poach the best talent. Why? Because executive workers will be the ones to carry out the company’s mission and goals. Follow-through is worth its weight in gold,

[ad_1] Studies show that when colleagues laugh together, it can drive productivity and innovation in the workplace. On top of that, researchers from Harvard Business School and the Wharton School of Business recently found that people perceive those who have

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[ad_1] The humble Saent button syncs with an app on your computer to help you reclaim the time you waste browsing. Give it a tap when you feel your brain wandering, and any sites you’ve flagged as a distraction will

[ad_1] “In 2017 we’re going to stop saying yes. As a startup, your first inclination is to say yes to everything. But you can easily lose focus this way. This year, it’s either a ‘Hell, yes’ or a ‘Hell, no.’”

[ad_1] Are your team-building go-tos stale? Likely. Freshen up with these action-packed adventures.  Kitchen Cookoff  Degree of difficulty: After camera company Lytro restructured, employees needed some bonding time. The Mountain View, Calif.-based team headed to the Kitchen Challenge at Parties That