Hands On: Mentors For Hire
Want to learn all you can about starting the business of your dreams but don't have a lot of time? You can do what Iris Shur and Jean Sifleet did: pay exp... Read story
Shane McLaughlin
Why have I been hearing so much about business ethics and corporate responsibility lately?
Ethics in Business mentor Jeffrey Seglin responds: More and more people are wrestling with these issues. The Internet has been great... Read story
Name That Domain
After the domain name rush? What's in a domain name? More than you realize. Getting your own catchy corner in cyberspace can mean ... Read story
Name That Domain
After the domain name rush? What's in a domain name? More than you realize. Getting your own catchy corner in cyberspace can mean ... Read story
Online 101: Marketing Your Web Site
In the few short years the World Wide Web has been open for business, banner advertisements have grown from a mere blip on the screen to a $2 billion indu... Read story
What made you decide to start working from home in the 1970s?
Running a One-Person Business mentors Paul and Sarah Edwards respond: Sarah: I discovered working from home when... Read story
Online 101: Marketing Your Web Site
In the few short years the World Wide Web has been open for business, banner advertisements have grown from a mere blip on the screen to a $2 billion indu... Read story
Get Out of the House
Everyone should work at home. That's what the pundits were saying just a few years ago. The reality: whilesome people love the freedom, others have found ... Read story
Block that Megabyte
With increasing numbers of dancing babies, holiday greeting cards, and space games whizzing through cyberspace as E-mail attachments, servers across the c... Read story
The Ego and the IT
If we told you that there was a cheap way to perform psychological testing on potential employees, well, you might tell us to get our heads examined. But ... Read story
GreenTree Vs. MotherNature.com
In " What Level Playing Field? " from the May 1999 issue, Inc. staff writer Marc Ballon... Read story
Photo Op
Here's how Burgess International, an importer of bath fixtures in Romulus, MI, uses a digital-picture database to provide customers with up-to-date, detailed... Read story
A Real Dream Job
Russ Klettke, principal of the Chicago public-relations firm Klettke + Associates, believes that a good napcan help you work better. "I'm not narcoleptic,... Read story
Smog Lifters
There are people out there who are even more information deluged than you are. Eleven of the smartest--and most beleaguered--reveal their personal regimens f... Read story
Getting In on the Ground Floor
The last thing Matt Phelan ever wanted to do was to run a storefront operation. But last year Phelan gave up his fancy office on the second floor of... Read story
Paying Cash for Contacts
Abolishing salaries to jump-start sales may seem extreme, but Billy Ross credits just such a move with helping to turnaround Super 1, his $14 million recr... Read story
Web Sites We Love
Inc. 500 CEOs reveal some of the ways they're using the Web to locate critical information, ranging from news on venture capital and specific industries to t... Read story
Office MacGyver
Paul Kilker, CEO of $15 million GGS Information Services, in York, Pa., was about to perform the last rites over two Hewlett-Packard laser printers. The m... Read story
Criminal Record
Comdex brings to the Sands Expo Center, in Las Vegas, a lot of expensive computer equipment and a lot of opportunities for crime. So Frank Strocchia, whos... Read story
Good Apples
Considering technology's rapid advances and built-in obsolescence, it's pretty amazing when a computer company ben... Read story
Do You Have What It Takes To Be an Inc. 500 CEO?
A look at some personality traits common to Inc. 500 CEOs: flexibility, independent thinking, single-mindedness, and stubbornness. Read story
