4 Fun Activities for Team Building

June 6, 2018


Every business owner, regardless of how big their company, knows that a team that pulls together and enjoys working with each other is essential for the company to move forward and meet their goals. Many businesses engage in team building, whether it be days out or activities within the office, to get everybody singing from the same sheet, and these can prove to be incredibly effective.

Here are four examples of great activities that your small business can use to help boost morale in the office and get your team working better together:

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5 Reasons to Begin a Career in Medical Coding

June 6, 2018


If you are looking to start a new career, medical coding is a great job to get into that involves working in a growing public and private sector, and it can also be extremely flexible. Whether you wish to work from home or in a private or public hospital, you can work as a medical coder for many companies. With the increasing demands being placed on the healthcare system, medical coders will constantly need to be trained to keep up with this demand. Here are just five great reasons to begin a career in medical coding.

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3 Effective Ways for Businesses to Reduce Energy Cost

June 5, 2018


With the UK and the EU increasingly likely to agree a deal prior to the impending Brexit deadline of March 29th, 2019, businesses are increasingly confident that they’ll be able to achieve sustainable growth outside of the single market.

Despite this and the presence of a two to four-year transitional period, however, it may still be difficult for businesses to adjust to their new circumstances.

This means that firms should be proactive when looking to reduce their operational costs, starting with those pertaining to energy consumption. Here are some steps to help you achieve this:

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How to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Credit Card Fraud

June 5, 2018


Credit card fraud is a costly problem, with businesses losing billions of dollars every year to bogus transactions both online and in-person. Not only does credit card fraud lead to lost merchandise but also to lost time — and major headaches — spent straightening everything out.

Although banks and credit card issuers are constantly working to fight fraud, often adding features and security protections to cards to protect both customers and businesses, merchants still have a responsibility and the power to stop fraud before it happens. Criminals are becoming more sophisticated all the time, but there are still a few telltale signs that should trigger a closer look at certain transactions.

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How Commercial Law Firms Operate as Businesses

June 4, 2018


The term commercial law firm itself implies that the law firm operates as a business. What this means for you as a client is that as a lawyer, you are expected to bring in business for the law firm. Your ability to do exactly that is what will determine how far and how rapidly you progress in your career.

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Why Purchasing Quality Parts is Important to Your Safety

June 4, 2018


What criteria should you use in obtaining the parts you require for your business, store, gas station or any project you are running? Maybe you’re in need of some spare parts for the rescue of a failing component or specific parts essential for smooth operation of a process. Should you consider price, where you will go for the cheaper option? Or the distance of availability of the parts? Or you will go for it because the supplier is your fiancé, friend, or business partner? What do you know about your safety and quality of the parts you’re to obtain? Well, these things go hand in hand for a successful, lasting, and safe operation. Want to know the major projects and places to consider the quality of the parts for your safety? Keep reading.

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Best Business Dashboards to Help SMBs Prosper

May 30, 2018


Most small and medium businesses (SMB) don’t have sufficient resources to help them make that jump to the next level. In addition to these woes, time constraints usually play a big factor in deciding whether a business can make necessary progression.

Understandably, when chances present themselves for businesses to further their cause, all hands are usually on deck. Today, we’ll be looking at a couple of amazing business dashboards that will help small businesses realize their objectives.

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Peruzzo State of the Art Commercial Leaf Vacuums

May 29, 2018

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The award-winning Peruzzo Srl, founded in 1959 by Adriano Peruzzo, is an industry leader in the manufacturing of quality agricultural machines. Specialized in the production of agricultural and turf maintenance equipment for the preservation of green areas, the company has recently introduced a state of the art commercial leaf vacuum.

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What do You Need to Start Car Dealership

May 29, 2018


If you have a real interest in cars and are looking for ideas for that next business venture, why not put both together and launch your own car selling business? People will always need cars and why shouldn’t you be the one to help them get the perfect vehicle? Just be sure to do ample research by reading Mercedes parts articles beforehand, for instance. Here we take a closer look at some proven tips to help you do exactly that!

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Working from The Same Page Even When You’re Miles Apart

May 28, 2018


Remote working offers employers the ability to cut on costs and to source from a much broader talent pool. However, it can be harder to really create a united company culture or even to effectively communicate when the online world is the only tool you have. Or so you might think. By using a broader variety of said tools, you might find misunderstandings become much less common, goals are more broadly understood, and your team is actually able to engage in real communication.

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