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You can spot a phony a mile away. You got to where you are in business by developing that skill — which prospects might actually buy if you work with them and who is wasting your time.
Getting …
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My boss says I need to “get to the bottom line” faster and clarify my message. What do you suggest?
As a leader, you must be skilled at conveying messages clearly, effectively and quickly. Your …
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Most business owners will admit that one of the more costly portions of managing a business is training new employees.
Turnover causes disruptions in the workflow, increased workloads for those who stay on the job, and uses huge …
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Sky Ventures Group has high hopes when it comes to health care innovation, saying that its members are bullish on how innovation might change health care for the better.
The Boston-based investment group subsequently held a panel in …
From: betaboston.com
You don’t know quite what it means to be wanted, desired — practically stalked — if you are not a techie in Boston right now, especially one who might consider switching jobs.
Recruiters ping you on LinkedIn to …
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The Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council is collaborating with a local group to help women leaders in the tech industry gain visibility in their fields.
The trade group said Wednesday that it will join with several tech companies and …
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A company pitching disruptive toothpaste might seem like another April Fool’s Day prank, but Harvard Business School students Rachel Peterson and Calley Means say they are serious when it comes to rethinking the way we brush our teeth. …
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Lately, employers have been hearing a lot about independent contractors being wrongfully classified.
Though an important issue — and one that companies should carefully consider — this is not another article urging employers to examine their independent contractor …
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Seventeen years ago, Helen Greiner was scrambling to find investors to back her company’s development of a robot that would clean people’s houses. As she made the rounds of venture capitalists, the responses ranged from “You’re not an …
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IceStone is a triple bottom line company (people, planet and profit).
Environmental stewardship and social responsibility are as important to their stakeholders as a profitable bottom line.
It is 10 percent employee-owned and provides health benefits, living wages, …
