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  • The Top 10 Communication Mistakes Business Owners Make

    As a business owner, you face many challenges, especially in situating the company in the business market. Communication mistakes may occur as you build relationships with customers and suppliers. It is important to learn from your communication mistakes whether you make them in person or using a communications technology.

  • Ideas for Business Attire

    Like it or not, people judge you by how you dress. Dressing for success can help you get a job and may help you get promoted. Work attire varies dramatically from company to company. Gauge appropriate dress by mirroring the wardrobes of the higher-ups in your company. If your boss wears a suit jacket to work every day, then you probably should too.

  • Top Ten Business Mistakes

    When young businesses fail, it's usually because the owner or manager made at least one serious error in the beginning. Critical choices that must be made when starting a business include location, cash flow, customer base and hiring. Knowing the top ten business mistakes made by new companies can help you steer clear of failure.

  • Common Mistakes of Business Attire

    Unless you wear a uniform, selecting clothes for work is challenging for most people at one time or another. To add to the confusion, what is considered business attire in one office could be considered business casual in another. Business attire also varies by industry, geographic location and internal management preferences. But even with these variations, there are certain apparel items that are almost never allowed. As a rule, if the item is something you would wear out with the girls on Friday night, or to the bar to watch the big game with the guys, it is most likely…

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