3 New Takes on the Business Center
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Tackle Big Projects Productively: 5 tips
Do you want to be highly productive when approaching a big project? Here are five insights from a Harvard expert to help you start and finish with ease. Read more
What Your Employees Are Doing When You Think They're Working
It's Friday afternoon. Are your employees actually working? Should you care? Read more
Just Say No to Micromanaging
Micromanagement could have a huge long- and short-term negative impact on your ability to be effective as a manager. Read more
Review: Google Keep vs. Evernote
Which is the better note-taking app? Inc. contributing editor John Brandon checks them out. Read more
Best Advice I Ever Got: Esteban Reyes
Most entrepreneurs are action-oriented--they like to talk and do above all else. But serial entrepreneur Esteban Reyes has closed several multimillion-dollar... Read more
3 Types of Leaders Who Never Succeed
Do you rise again and again to the very edge of success, only to fall back down? You may be guilty of one of these leadership styles. Read more
Want to Improve Your Business? Talk to Your Vendors
I find some of the best new ideas come from the companies I already work with. Read more
5 Most Destructive Phrases in Business
To be a better business leader, you need to avoid these five destructive phrases like the plague. Read more
Get Rich Quick? That's Not Our Culture 
John Mackey, Whole Foods CEO, talks about his company's salary cap, and what that means for employee culture. Watch video
What Should You Do About Health Care Reform? You Have 3 Choices
On January 1, 2014, the Affordable Care Act will require businesses with 50 or more full-time employees to offer health insurance. What if you have fewer tha... Read more
Your Business Needs a "Special Sauce"
The most successful businesses define what sets them apart--almost to the point of obsession. Read more
If You Had to Work For Someone, Who Would It Be?
You're the boss at your shop, but who's the best boss of all? Click here for our March Madness-style Best Boss brackets. Pick well and win a prize. Read more
7 Traits That Distinguish Super Successful People From Ordinary Ones
How'd Richard Branson, Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett do so well? They lived according to these seven strategic, wealth-building principles. Read more
Why Smart Entrepreneurs Care About Gay Marriage
Hundreds of thousands of gay couples could soon hear wedding bells. Here are five ways for entrepreneurs to capitalize on them. Read more
Starting up? Plan for the Long-Haul
When you're starting a company, you're focused on the here-and-now. But the long-view is just as crucial for success. Here's a checklist to guide you. Read more
9 Core Beliefs of Truly Horrible Bosses
The worst managers have a fundamentally broken understanding of workplace, company, and team dynamics. Don't make these mistakes. Read more
'I Had to Check My Ego at the Door'
Chinedu Echeruo talks about stepping down as HopStop CEO in 2009, four years after he founded the city transit directions app. Watch video
5 Leadership Lessons From the Seder
The Passover Seder has much to teach us about the functioning of a healthy team. Read more
Another Social Media Disaster: Should You Fire Someone for an Off-Color Joke?
What happens when an employee makes a conflict public? Read more
Measure (and Reward) Ethical Behavior
You measure employee performance and sales. But you're forgetting to measure what matters most to overall success: ethical behavior. Read more
Why Zuckerberg's Super PAC Won't Speak for Start-ups
Facebook's CEO and other tech execs want a Washington lobby group. But the needs of small tech start-ups may not be on their agenda. Read more
Making Tough Decisions: What I've Learned
An entrepreneur talks about tough choices, saying no, and embracing change. Read more
Does Your Business Need a Sequester?
The end of the first quarter is the perfect time to evaluate where your business stands. Here's why it might pay to take a page out of the government's playb... Read more
3 Reasons the Experts Are Wrong About Email
Reading your email frequently will make you and your team more productive and efficient--not less. Read more
6 Ways to Attract Top Talent
Even in today's economy, the most talented workers have plenty of choices. Here's how to make sure they join you, not the competition. Read more
Great Leaders Have Emotional Intelligence
John Mackey, CEO and founder of Whole Foods, talks about why self-awareness matters in business. Watch video
10 Perks Your Small Business Can Afford
Perks that make your employees happy don't have to cost an arm and a leg--really. Read more
4 Ways Pope Francis Masters New Leadership
While the world watches, the new Pope is already making strategic moves that will go a long way toward bolstering his reputation. Read more
Forget Self-Help Books: Find a Source of True Inspiration
There are tons of sources for self-help. But to really get yourself motivated to succeed, you have to find a source of real inspiration. Read more
7 Reasons You Can't Learn Leadership on Your Own
Very few entrepreneurs, board members, or investors give much thought to leadership development. That's a huge mistake. Read more
A Job Listing Should Be Like a Love Letter
You're not looking for generic employees. So why are you writing generic job listings? Read more
What the Rolling Stones Can Teach You About Business
The force that drives sexagenarian Mick Jagger just might be the reason you're an entrepreneur. Read more
Conscious Capitalism: Why It Matters
A business has to serve a purpose beyond a healthy bottom line. John Mackey, CEO of Whole Foods, describes how his company achieves it. Watch video
18 Inspirational Quotes for Spring
Spring is the time of rebirth and inspiration. Here are some amazing quotes to help you start the season with a refreshed outlook. Read more
