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How to Reconcile a General Ledger Account

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Every month if not sooner every general ledger account should be reconciled. Reconciled is another word for balanced. This means that the debit entry must equal the credit entry. It is important to reconcile the general ledger in order to be sure ... more »

How to Speak To The Subconscious Mind

By Michael Murphy

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Discover the process of speaking one person or to many people (an audience) subconscious mind and effectively deliver your message... more »

How to Adapt Crew Resource Management (CRM) Concepts to Business

By Adaptive Leadership SystemsLLC

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Crew Resource Management (CRM) is a program developed by commercial air carriers and military aviation leadership to help pilots and aircrew to function more effectively and minimize errors. CRM involves the use of team integration techniques. ... more »

How to Build an Org Chart

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An organizational chart is important to any business. Employers require it to view their organization and to meet planning and workforce management objectives. Employees require it so they know who to go to for problems. The following will show ... more »

How to Buy a Bankrupt Business

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One way to expand your assets and revenue is to seek out bankrupt businesses and buy up whatever they are selling. Even though a business is bankrupt it doesn't mean it is not a good investment. Most bankruptcies occur because of poor management. ... more »

How to Check for Current Salon Operator's License

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A bad haircut, an over processed perm or multi-colored hair is enough to make you wonder aloud if your salon's hairdresser is even licensed. If you feel that you should check for a current salon operator's license, you might also want to ... more »

How to Create a Disaster Recovery Plan for Businesses

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Disaster recovery planning is an important aspect of business preparedness. Having a plan in place will save your business precious time and hassle in the wake of a disaster. Follow these steps to restore your operations faster... more »

How to Create a Due Diligence Checklist

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Mergers and acquisitions happen every day in business. Companies have entire departments dedicated to making sure a new sale goes off without a hitch. Smaller organizations don't always have this luxury, but that doesn't mean they can't be just ... more »

How to Create a Strategic Business Plan

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A strategic business plan is a tool that management uses to keep a business and its employees on track. It helps the business to focus its energy and attention on its core business goals and values. A properly thought-out and executed strategic ... more »

How to Data Mine for Future Trends

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The exciting phenomenon of data mining has taken the business world by storm. The technologies now available on the open market enable all kinds of speculating and observations based in quantifiable data that may be housed in databases or other ... more »

How to Define Trial Balance

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Accountants define the trial balance as a tool to expose any error in account balances. It is an important part of the accounting cycle used to make sure all entries in the company accounts are entered correctly and the accounts are in balance. ... more »

How to Differentiate Between Managers and Leaders

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The success of any business depends on having both capable managers and dedicated leaders. While most outstanding leaders also have superior management skills, not all managers possess true leadership skills. It's important to differentiate real ... more »

How to Fight Off Shareholder Activists

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A fight is brewing between shareholders and corporate management. Activist shareholders use every weapon in their arsenal to force corporate board of directors to be more responsive to shareholders' demands. Corporate management is fighting back ... more »

How to Find Toilet Partitions

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If your business has restrooms, you will need partitions to ensure privacy and hygiene. Here are a few tips on how to find and buy them... more »

How to Forecast Sales

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Sales are the most important aspect of any business. Forecasting sales is both a science and an art. The ability to accurately forecast sales will substantially increase the profitability of your business, as there will be minimal waste, obsolete ... more »

How to Format Corporate Board Meeting Minutes

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Complete corporate board meeting minutes are among the most important documents a company must produce and keep. There is no required format for these minutes, but the minutes must reflect all important decisions and resolutions considered and ... more »

How to Get Customer Feedback

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Your success depends on listening to your customers' needs. Between 60 to 90 percent of new product initiatives fail because companies don't get feedback from their target audience. Before you launch your product, put mechanisms in place to make ... more »

How to Help an Organization Make a Commitment to Excellence

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Organizations desiring to attain a high level of excellence in their field or industry often attain this level as a result of careful planning. Many companies produce high quality products and achieve high levels of success because they have made ... more »

How to Identify Leadership Skills in Business

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Successful businesses are made up of a network of integrated leaders working at all levels of the business. Identifying leadership skills is a matter of evaluating and understanding the contributions employees make to the company as a whole, as ... more »

How to Implement an Effective Call Center Quality Assurance Program

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Almost all call centers have a quality assurance program, but many of these programs don't work. Follow these steps to ensure that your quality assurance program is effective... more »

How to Improve Working Capital Management

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"Cash is the lifeblood of business" is an often repeated maxim amongst financial managers. Working capital management refers to the management of current or short-term assets and short-term liabilities. Components of short-term assets ... more »

How to Increase Productivity While Commuting

By Joe Raasch

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Find yourself stuck in traffic a bit longer than you'd like? Feel those precious, untold hours spent behind the wheel could be put to better use? Here are a few tips to increase your productivity during your commute each work day... more »

How to Make Your Own Cornhole Bags

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The game of cornhole has taken the Midwest by storm and has started to spread throughout the country. The only real chose many people face is whether or not to buy a cornhole game set, complete with cornhole bags, or to build your own. The ... more »

How to Manage Multiple Investment Properties

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Real estate can be a great investment. Even when markets are low and property is not moving, the cycle will eventually turn and you will make a profit. While many investors buy and sell investment properties quickly, fixing them up and flipping ... more »

How to Not Put Your Foot In It

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It happens every day. People being what we are, someone is going to say or do something that makes you think, "You have got to be kidding!" There is probably no way to avoid these moments, but you do not have to add to an already sticky ... more »

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