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5 Myths About Equipment Financing, Debunked
Do you lease, or do you buy? Here are common myths around equipment financing and some advice on how you can make an informed decision.
Why Trading Innovation for a (False) Sense of Security Is a Zero-Sum Game
We stand at the precipice of a new, pandemic-prompted business landscape, tasked with a deceptively simple challenge -- to adapt, or to adhere to old norms and fail.
5 Ways to Prevent a Recession from Wreaking Havoc on Your Business
We emailed with more than two dozen small business owners and consultants to come up with five things you should do to make your business recession-proof.
How to Think Like a CEO
It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that leaders are smarter, more charismatic, or somehow inherently better as people. The truth, however, is that anybody can learn to become an incredible leader.
4 Tips for Rebuilding Your Business After the Pandemic
Many businesses are once again opening their doors to customers and employees alike. These tips and considerations can help as you rehire and rebuild.
How Misguided Sympathy is Alienating Women in the Workplace
The next time that you feel tempted to sympathize -- pause. Consider whether you can genuinely understand your employee's perspective, or if your need to relate is a reflexive way for you to prevent an awkward conversation.
6 Tips for Businesses After PPP Funding is Secured
Getting approved for PPP funds may be a welcome lifeline for a struggling small business. But it’s just as important to take the time to know how to best use the funds available to you.
Helping Employees Become Their Best Selves
Dependable employees are invaluable. It is incumbent upon a leader to not only find people who are a good fit, but also to ensure they remain so.
Thinking of Downsizing Your Office Space Post-Pandemic? Here’s What You Need to Know.
Here are some questions to ask yourself before you make a decision about whether to change or maintain your office space during this tumultuous time.
Understanding Residential Building Laws Within a Pandemic Context
Though almost universally deemed as “unprecedented,” the operational difficulties posed by COVID-19 are not entirely unknown to history. The owners, managers and boards of New York City’s multifamily buildings faced similar challenges a hundred years ago.
The Modern-Day Challenges Facing the CEOs of Healthcare Facilities
In order to do right by our patients, the healthcare system must continue to evolve. And while this transformation is necessary, it also poses certain challenges to our existing infrastructure.
Negotiating Over Zoom: A Few Tips to Tip the Scales
Successful negotiators pick up on countless subtle clues -- body language, voice tone, eye contact -- to know when things are (or aren't) going their way. It's a delicate art at the best of times, and is made even more difficult during videoconferences.