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    Business Ford cancels Focus crossover model, cites Trump tariffs

    Ford cancels Focus crossover model, cites Trump tariffs

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 02:47 PM PDT

    Wells Fargo fires or suspends several bankers for allegedly falsifying expense reports

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 08:41 PM PDT

    What Makes A Good Head of talent—Beyond "People Skills"

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 07:46 AM PDT

    Top VC Deals: Amazon buys Tapzo, Apple buys Akonia, and Outset raised a round to reinvent dialysis

    Posted: 01 Sep 2018 01:22 AM PDT

    WHY USE HASHTAG IN BUSINESS?

    Posted: 01 Sep 2018 01:16 AM PDT

    Bad Credit Blog Where Should I Post-it

    Posted: 01 Sep 2018 01:04 AM PDT

    I'm starting a bad credit blog.

    One of the first things I plan to address is on the Personal Auto Loan side of things.

    When you go to a car lot to buy a car, you don't need to get financing from the dealer.

    When you use an outside bank, to essentially write you a check, for what you're approved to buy for. It makes things a lot easier.

    All the power resides with you, and you are no longer negotiating with the dealership, hoping that you can "GET APPROVED".

    I have many more topics to talk about, how to make money online, businesses that you can start with little to no money, companies that give credit based on sales and not history,

    The list goes on and on.

    Could I post the links in here for you guys to review the content? I'm looking for feedback before I actually advertise the thing.

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    Starting a business on college campus

    Posted: 01 Sep 2018 12:58 AM PDT

    Reddit, I am planning on starting a fast paced delivery service on my college campus, from which I plan on making a profit. I'll be selling supplies that college students might need and deliver them within minutes. I'll be doing this with a team that I will be leading. In the event that this takes off, and I actually start to make legit business money, what are the steps I must take to make sure I don't have any legal issues, and am able to stay in control of everything. How does one become the ceo of a company if he has help from a team in the startup?

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    Why is it so hard to move from Excel Sheets (+ Emails) to an online projects/task management system?

    Posted: 01 Sep 2018 12:11 AM PDT

    I work with remote teams. No matter how much I try, we tend to default back to a combination of Excel Sheets (shared via Sharepoint) and email updates for managing activities and projects. I know that this is an inefficient way to manage teams but haven't been able to drive the team to using a project management app (Trello/Asana/Plan.io). What am I missing/doing in an incorrect way? Looking for successful experiences or suggestions. Thanks.

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    Is working in business really like in the movies?

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 10:32 PM PDT

    The parties, the fancy clothes, the thrill of risks and wins. Working in huge fancy buildings with lots of people? To be honest, im considering pursuing business because all of this appeals to me. But is it even real?

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    Opinions on Pivoting My Start-up

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 07:08 PM PDT

    Firefox will block tracking by default

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 11:53 AM PDT

    The rise of giant consumer startups that said no to investor money

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 07:55 AM PDT

    Coca-Cola to buy Costa coffee for £3.9bn

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 09:25 AM PDT

    Stock Exchange Explained (For Dummies)

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 12:02 PM PDT

    Is real estate really the best investment?

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 03:46 PM PDT

    Questions I'd be Asking If I Owned Tesla Stock

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 02:59 PM PDT

    How much do non medical home healthcare/medical home healthcare owners make?

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 02:25 PM PDT

    I know this sounds very straightforward, but I have no idea how much a HHC owner makes. Owning one seems like a great business because you can help others as well as helping yourself, financially. Can any non medical HHC owners/medical HHC tell me how much they make? Thanks in advance.

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    How Micromanaging Your Team Destroys Your Efficiency

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 08:24 AM PDT

    As a manager who handles several people or even an entire department, you would want everything to be perfectly executed. Sometimes, if not most, this need for perfection and efficiency can lead us to micromanage our people, which for the most part can actually be detrimental to our team's overall progress and growth. Micromanaging can be useful when it comes to small-scale projects, but this very act can keep managers from actually focusing on the larger picture and instead spend all of your time picking apart someone's work and constantly pointing out mistakes without letting them realize their error at their own pace and time.

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    An article I have come across recently talks about how micromanagement can affect a team both for good and bad --well, mostly bad.

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    Here is a summary of that article:

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    Pros

    • Gives way to greater control when it comes to the several moving parts of your team. This means you get to receive every single update concerning your project or task. Updates are very important to gauge the progress, an advantage when it comes to managing smaller teams.

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    • Helps measure and provide accurate reports and data when it comes to your metrics. Because of the fact that you get frequent reports concerning your team's movement you are able to accurately study what methods work and what aspect you are lagging if there are any.

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    • Reliable application of customized and complex processes that involve a lot of details and several instructions.

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    Cons

    • Makes employees uncomfortable to the point of annoyance. Having to give constant and needless reports all the time can grate everybody's nerves, except maybe for the one requesting it. Top it off with a penchant for knit-picking mistake after mistake with every update that was made. You become more of a toxic manager rather than an effective one.

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    • Destroys individual self-decision and self-esteem. How do you expect an employee to think on his own and decide on minor decisions if everything he or she does is scrutinized and rejected or corrected at every turn? Constant micromanaging breeds dependence.

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    • Makes it harder for you as a manager to scale a growing team. When you eventually add more people and you have the habit of micromanaging there is a bigger chance that you will lose of the big picture because you tend to spend time on the fine details of your project and that means you focus every little thing your team does to a point that you forget to execute your other responsibilities efficiently.

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    How to avoid the micromanaging your team by using OKR or Objective Key Result method:

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    • Set not more than five major goals you want to accomplish with your project. Make sure that those goals are actionable, measurable, have a definite time, and a little ambitious.

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    • Create workflows concerning your goals and have all of them documented. This way, your team has a definitive guide or template on how to perform or execute a particular task and you do not have to remind them every time to include what step. This also goes the same for your teams when they don't have to run to your every single time they forgot a step and would just refer to the set of instructions handed to them.

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    • Use the right tool when it comes to your OKR. There are several management tools out there but not every single one of them will work for you. You have to know the needs of your team first and the projects and tasks that you usually perform in order to find the right fit.
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    Here's why you will own more China stocks in the near future

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 10:21 AM PDT

    Business Administation college

    Posted: 31 Aug 2018 12:21 PM PDT

    im on last high school year, so i need to choose my carrer now, recently ive been interested on business administration, also i have heard very bad things such as, a BA degree are useless, and stuff as that, and well im freaked out,the worst thing i can see in my future is me being poor, i really want to get to the top, i mean, my objetive is get a quality life, get a nice position, right now that sounds like fantasy, but i know what i want, reading all the experiences "business degree are useless" filled me up with questions.

    • if degree is useless, whats next after degree, i mean i guess that by saying useless they mean it doesnt give you a good position? so, if BA degree is bad, what can you do.

    -how can i success in the business world? what does it require? personality? social skills?

    -what jobs does BA lead to?

    • its a good idea if.... its a bad idea if....
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