Adam Hansen
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Adam is a part time journalist, entrepreneur, investor and father.
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Getting Noticed And Getting Hired As A Graduate in 2020
As a recent graduate in 2019, you’ll be entering a highly competitive job market. The great news is that there is plenty of job availability. The bad news is that there are increasingly larger amounts of candidates in the candidate pool when applying for jobs. In this guide we’re going to cover why this is […]
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How a Company Can Show Appreciation to Long-Term Employees
The creation of the perfect team at a company will be a constant job as employee turnover leads to the need to hire new staff. Retaining star employees will take work as they likely will be prime candidates for other companies/recruiters to reach out to. A star employee is not going to go anywhere if […]
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How to Manage Employee Going Through These 5 Types of Personal Turmoil
Managers at a small business usually have built a rapport with employees when compared to managers that oversee a number of employees. Even star employees could be going through personal issues that cause their productivity to drop for a period. Managing these situations needs to be done sensitively as employees will remember if management was […]
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Non-IT Sectors Powered by Immigrants
In a previous article, we discussed how immigrants enrich the US tech sector. This time we’ll highlight other industries where migrants give significant contributions. Household work US households are the largest employers of migrant workers by percentage of workforce. According to some estimates there were more than two million household workers in the US as […]
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The Small Business Owner’s Guide to Credit Restoration
Imagine you start a new business, and you’re very excited to promote it. You put in your first bulk order for inventory, but you realize that you can’t afford it. However, you can’t get a loan to cover the cost. Luckily, credit restoration can get you back on track toward financial health. But why is good […]
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The Small Business Owner’s Guide to Credit Restoration
Imagine you start a new business, and you’re very excited to promote it. You put in your first bulk order for inventory, but you realize that you can’t afford it. However, you can’t get a loan to cover the cost. Luckily, credit restoration can get you back on track toward financial health. But why is good […]
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How Car Accidents Can Be Prevented
Car accidents are one of the main causes of death worldwide. In fact, the odds of an American dying in a car crash are pretty high being 1 in every 77 people. With it being such a large number and high risk, it’s important to follow road safety and try as much as possible to […]
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3 Key Benefits of Hiring an Accountant for a Small Business
When you were dreaming of starting your online business, you had a vision for your career. You pictured yourself making your own schedule and thriving while doing something you loved. Then you got into all the gritty details of operating the business. You’ve been handling your own accounting while establishing your business, but accounting isn’t […]
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How Do You Make Money From Social Media
Do you have a large Twitter following or an extensive list of friends on Facebook? Your ability to reach vast numbers of people with social media networks can be beneficial. The size of your social network can be far-reaching and have a real influence. You can translate these massive followings into millions of dollars each […]
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7 Highly Effective Ways of Upskilling the Workforce
Any business owner knows how important it is to try and maximize the potential of the workforce. Getting the most out of employees is the dream scenario as it helps operations run smoother and allows your employees to take pride in their work. The problem is that there are a lot of ways to do […]
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