Tag Archives: employer – employee relationship

Business Style: Family or Corporation?

By Paul Foster

One of the intangible assets of any small business is its culture or style. In developing your own style for your business, there is a big difference between operating it ‘like a family’ or operating like a large ‘corporation’. Continue reading

How To Be A Good Employee

By Liz Grady

Respectful communication is essential to a happy, productive employer – employee relationship. Here are some tips to be a good employee. Continue reading

Employer – Employee Dynamics

By Paul Foster

One management philosophy states that business owners need to have control over their employee, in order to for them to be productive, and the other style says employees will thrive when given the freedom to be productive without supervision. Which one is right? Continue reading

Mutual Respect in the Workplace is Free

By Paul Foster

If you survey the employees of any business and ask them to rank what is important to them respect always ranks higher than money. Let’s explore the benefits of a respectful workplace. Continue reading

Twitter

By Paul Foster

Not every business owner has the personal attributes to be successful on Twitter, but I think it is important to build a complete network for the world to find you. Continue reading

Email Etiquette Reminders for Business

By Liz Grady

Email is the most effective manner of communication in business today. Often proper etiquette is overlooked in haste. Here are a few email etiquette reminders. Continue reading

3 Ways to Motivate Yourself and Your Team

By Paul Foster

In the book, ‘The Magic of Thinking Big’ by David J. Schwartz, Ph.D suggests: “To activate others, to make them enthusiastic, you must first be enthusiastic yourself.” Dr. Schwartz provides 3 ways to get motivated or activated. Continue reading

Improving the Hiring Process – The Induction Plan

By Paul Foster

Does your business have a formal induction plan for new hires? An induction plan will help ensure that the initial impressions on the first day of a new job are positive, and the new employee starts off productively. Continue reading

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