Adam Hansen, Author at Small Business Sense

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Adam is a part time journalist, entrepreneur, investor and father.

7 Benefits of Hiring a Business Coach

Whether you have an intermediate-sized or large business, there’s a lot you could benefit from hiring a professional business coach. They can be invaluable, helping you gain considerable firm-wide progress and staff morale, focusing attention on improving quality, and enabling them to evaluate issues they might have never perceived. If you’re unsure whether a business […]

The Latest Trends in the Cannabis Industry

The cannabis industry is a successful industry that is ever-changing and has undergone a massive and notable shift in the past few decades. Before the cannabis industry was more underground because legalization was still a myth however, the demand was high. Now, legalization is spreading along with the demand for cannabis and cannabis products which […]

Top Tips For Starting A New Recruitment Agency

With many companies seeking assistance from recruitment agencies to fill vacant positions and staffing shortages, now could be an excellent time to start a new recruitment agency. A growing number of people are applying for jobs. Unfortunately, many companies often don’t have the time or skills to spot the best candidate for their vacancies from […]

How to Improve the Security of Small Business Premises

Security is always on the mind of business owners and administrators, especially for those who have to dig deep in order to find the funds for efficient solutions. But, if in the past, you could get away with hiring a guard for the main entrance, nowadays the situation is a lot more complex. Small businesses […]

Successful Husband and Wife Collaborations that Will Inspire You

Working alongside your spouse can be rather rewarding. Rather than opting to work for someone else, you may be able to use your already-strong partnership with your husband or wife to create a company of your own. A number of married couples have already used their experiences to create successful businesses alongside each other. You […]

Divorce’s Effect on the Workplace

This can be a very difficult time for those going through a divorce or the breakup of their cohabitation relationship. It’s not uncommon for the effects of a divorce on one’s professional life to spill over into private life. Divorce carries so many unanswered questions that it often leaves people perplexed, fearful, and unsure of […]

4 Steps to Take If an Employee Is Injured at Work

As an employer, it’s important to have a plan for when an employee is hurt on the job. You need to make sure that your employees are well taken care of and that you don’t do anything that would jeopardize their workers’ compensation claim. Here’s what you should know about what to do if one […]

5 Ways to Prevent Injuries to Employees

Every day, accidents happen in the workplace that can be avoided with a little precaution and planning. As an employer, it’s your responsibility to make sure your workers are safe on the job. By following these safety rules at work, you can help prevent injuries to employees. Ways to prevent injuries to employees include: 1. […]

Five traits of successful CEOs

What makes a successful chief executive officer (CEO)? There are many different schools of thought, but after analyzing the traits of some of the most successful CEOs in history, five qualities seem to stick out above all others, according to Mr. Ibrahim Issaoui, the founder and CEO of Socimex Group. Mr. Issaoui shares his advice […]

5 Ways To Leverage Social Capital Towards Business Innovation

It is more important than ever to have a solid social media presence in today’s business world. Not only does this help you stay connected with customers and clients, but it can also help drive innovation within your company. In this blog post, Benjy Grinberg will discuss five ways that you can leverage social capital […]

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