If you want to be on the leading edge of innovation, there is no easier time to get there than when the competition for the edge is relaxed.
I’ve been exchanging e-mails with a few people about some ideas for new websites. Currently, there are 4 of these ideas that I would categorize as active – several exchanges of information per week on average. When looking at each idea, and how they differ from one another, I realized that there are some people [...]
Negative enforcement as a means of motivation is more likely to lead to high turnover than encouraging the desired behavior.
Planning schedules for projects can be difficult. When the schedule begins to slip, what should you, as a vendor, be doing? How can you repair the relationship with the client?
I’m currently looking for some topics to write about that would be of interest to people seeking career advice, small business owners, and general advice relating to business. What would you like to see written about?
Landing a small contract today to advise a small business on a common problem may not pay the bills. But if that client sees the benefit of your advise, they will return with a larger contract once the business has grown, and that is what will increase the volume of R&D business in Canada.
When negotiating with clients, is the customer always right? Elie provides a brief discussion of the issues involved.
Are you running a small business? If you don’t already have a mentor, here’s why you should start looking for one.
