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What’s the return rate your e-commerce store can afford?

Returns are one of the worst enemies of any e-commerce website. They cost you money and much effort to be managed. And, depending on what you sell on your e-commerce store, you may experience different return rates. Fashion is one of the industries with the highest return rate. It happens for many reasons, one of […]

When and How to Drug Test Employees

As of July 2019, the U.S. had approximately 7.2 million job openings. Most adults are familiar with the application process; although technology has changed the routine ever-so-slightly (i.e., online applications and a stringent focus on resume buzzwords), the basics have remained the same. In addition to the interview process, many companies and industries require that […]

5 Invaluable Interviewing Tricks to Ensure You Hire the Right Candidate

Interviewees get nervous about the hiring process, but here’s a secret every hiring manager knows: so do company personnel. After all, it costs thousands of dollars to hire a single individual. If that person isn’t the right fit, it’s time and money down the drain. Luckily, there are some easy interviewing tricks every organization can […]

Ways to Use Technology in Your Business

Many people think that to use the latest tech for their business they need to have a huge bottom line and already be raking in the profits. The truth is that there is plenty of technology out there geared specifically towards small businesses. This technology can be utilized quickly, though it may take time for […]

All About Injection Molding

Injection molding is a very common and widespread means of production used especially in the plastic industry. A whole range of plastic products are made through this means, from buckets to bottle tops to flowerpots, plastic helmets, tool handles, toys, to machine parts. Indeed injection molding produces much of the plastic products we use daily. […]

How Being Accused of a Crime Affects Your Business

We know being convicted of a crime is not fun, and it can leave a permanent mark on your life. Worst of all is that sometimes this will severely affect your career. And we know that innocent people get convicted of crimes fairly often. The Cost of Crime Being convicted of a crime will cost […]

Running a Successful Business With Your Ex | Things You Should Know

There are several common scenarios of how a divorce impacts a jointly owned business after separation a divorce: ● One spouse gets the business, and while the other receives sufficient financial compensation or marital property equivalent in value to the relevant share of the business. ● Each spouse gets a separate part of the company. […]

7 Common Questions Used to Screen Job Applicants

Interviewing candidates can be time-consuming, especially if the right candidate seems to be just beyond your reach. Many companies have utilized employment applications as an additional screening tool, asking specific questions within the application itself. This way, hiring managers can better determine which candidates will be worth the time of an interview, and which to […]

4 Tips to Improve Your Emails and Communicate More Effectively

How much do you think miscommunication costs companies each year? A million? Ten million? Try $62.4 million for companies with at least 100,000 employees. And those that are smaller don’t fare much better: those with 100 employees or fewer lose an average of $420,000 per year. Yikes. If you want to cut your losses, it’s […]

Evicting Tenants: 5 Must-Haves to Include in a 30-Day Notice to Vacate

If you’ve been working in real estate for any amount of time, you know what the 30-day Notice to Vacate form is. This is a legal form or letter that either a tenant or landlord can use to stipulate the time in which tenancy is ending. This is done as a matter of course for […]

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