Category: Business
Should Employers Look at Social Media When Hiring?
Even though 70% of employers use social media to screen candidates, should you? Find out the risks of looking at an applicant’s Facebook or Twitter in this post.
Ending a Contract When No One is At Fault
Have you ever wondered what you do if an unexpected incident causes your contract to change drastically? Find out what frustration of contract means and how it could help you in the event of an unforeseen situation.
How Do I Write an Executive Summary for a Business Plan?
An important first step to starting a business of any size is creating a Business Plan. At the beginning of your plan, you should include an executive summary that pitches your proposal to potential investors. In this blog, we discuss...
How to Get Hired After Being Fired
Finding a new job after getting fired can be difficult. Find out how to format your Cover Letter and Resume, approach being dismissed in your interview, and land that new job in this post.
Business on a Budget: Tips on How to Start a Business for Little or No Money
There are many different ways you can start a small business with little or no money, or secure funding. This post goes through some tips on how to start your business for as cheap as possible.
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15 Questions You Can’t Ask Employees [Infographic]
It can be difficult to know what you can and cannot ask a potential hire or employee during the interview and hiring process. Find out what you should avoid in this infographic.