As demand for products and services return to normal following the COVID lockdowns, the need for people to provide those things is only going to go up. Many industries are already desperate for workers (notice how many “now hiring” signs are in front of nearly every restaurant right now.) While it may be tempting to hire the first person through the door, you need to be ready to make sure you get the right person for your company. That’s why we’re bringing you some important interview questions to ask.
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Employee vs Contractor…and Why You’d Better Know the Difference
“What is the difference between an employee and a contractor?”
Over the years, it’s a question that has left many business owners scratching their heads and hoping that they aren’t inadvertently setting themselves up for legal trouble.
Best. Team. Ever. How to Maximize Your Onboarding Process
We all have felt that mixture of anticipation, excitement, and anxiety as we start a new job. We wonder, what’s the new place going to feel like? What will my responsibilities be? Who will my coworkers be and what will they be like? Will there be donuts? There’s...
The 4 Most Important Character Traits for New Employees
Congratulations! Your business is growing! You’ve done the hard work, beaten the hedges, plowed the rocky ground—and now you’re seeing the fruit of your labor. But you’re stressed out because all of this new work is way too much for you to handle! You find that your...
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How You Can Do Good Even Better (The Essential Role of a Nonprofit Chart of Accounts)
A good nonprofit chart of accounts can help you avoid a lot of confusion and misunderstandings when it comes to keeping up with all of your important financial information. As the director of a nonprofit (or other high-level leader), you regularly provide your board...
What Is The Greenbelt Tax Exemption in Tennessee? (Money Saving Info From Local Tax Pros)
Most of us know someone who has been involved in martial arts even if it is just a relative or the kid of a neighbor or coworker. Those who put in enough time and effort are rewarded by advancing through a system of “belts”, ranked by different colors. Everyone...
Unlock Success: Why Tracking Annual Business Revenue is Essential for Your Service-Based Business
John Dewey once said, “We do not learn from experience…we learn from reflecting on experience.” That is true in life as well as in your business. If you simply work as hard as you can day after day, head down, making sales, and serving customers with excellence, you...
Small Business Tax Tips: The Strategies You Need to Maximize Your Savings
It’s hard enough to run a successful small business these days without having to worry about taxes too. We’re going to go out on a limb here and guess that you got into business to sell the products or services that you’re really good at…not spend all your time trying...
Accounting For Nonprofits (A Complete Guide To What You Need To Know)
Nonprofits exist to make positive improvements in their community (or however far their impact reaches). They meet needs and raise awareness of issues in our world in ways that lone individuals usually cannot. And they are an incredibly valuable part of our society....