Monthly Archives: March 2007

Self-Employed? You Need a Business Plan Too!

You know the saying, “Failing to plan is planning to fail”. If you are working for yourself, even if you operate out of a tiny one-room office, or an office in your home, you need a business plan. A person … Continue reading

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Why People Are Going the Self-Employment Route

Switching from employed to self-employed can be a huge change. Things that you are so used to, including benefits and a steady salary, are no longer a reality when you go the self-employment route. You’ve probably read about the disadvantages … Continue reading

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Jobs and Older Applicants

The modern world has seen many plant closures and massive layoffs. In some cases, older workers receive “buyouts” or early pensions. In many cases, though, they are just given their notice and a month’s pay. Those older workers then discover … Continue reading

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Importance of Creating a Business Plan

Business success is as unpredictable as the waves in the sea. However, if you have a plan, you will be able to prepare yourself for the ups and downs of running a business. You need a plan of action to … Continue reading

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Entry-Level Jobs 101: 4 Must-Know Tips

For many people, success in the job market requires starting from scratch. This means learning the basic and fundamental principles of working, and how to establish a good working relationship with your colleagues and supervisors, as well as customers. In … Continue reading

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