Why the “bare minimum employee” is less about work ethic and more about environment

A new trend is circulating in American workplaces: the so-called “bare minimum employee.” Managers use it to describe workers who

Small Business Tax Cut Act would raise key deductions for SMBs

Rep. David Kustoff (R-TN) introduced a bill to lower taxes on small businesses, targeting a critical deduction used by nearly

Every day, managers make decisions about hiring, firing, disciplining, and promoting. In many cases, these decisions are made without any

Welcome to Lessons in Leadership with host Dave Anderson. Today, we’re exploring the 11th trait of highly effective cultures: leaders’

Most business owners assume that once something is generating a profit, it has been optimized. But they may be missing

Building a successful restaurant is one thing. Turning it into a scalable brand while protecting everything that made it work

The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) is pushing back against heat standards proposed by the National Occupational Safety and

In boardrooms across the country, business leaders are under more pressure than ever to perform. For all the investment in

Franchising may offer a proven business model, but success is far from guaranteed. According to business performance speaker and author

Today’s savvy customers are becoming increasingly resistant to pushy sales pitches, and the traditional sales playbook could be working against