Jay Goltz at The New York Times has his answer to this question. Actually, there is a simple answer. I think business owners should pay themselves whatever is left – whatever is left, that is, after everyone and everything else has been paid and after money for growth and paying down debt has been factored […]
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Marketwatch reports that small business employment grew by 0.09 percent in June, equating to a 1.10 percent annual growth rate, according to the latest Intuit Inc.Small Business Employment Index. This translates to approximately 18,000 new jobs in June and a revised estimate of 330,000 total new jobs since October 2009. The monthly report is based
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People whose performance peaks in the morning are better positioned for career success, because they’re more proactive than people who are at their best in the evening. According to Harvard Business Review, biologist Christoph Randler surveyed 367 university students, asking what time of day they were most energetic and how willing and able they were
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Todd Smith, Jess Lin, and Greg Wong, partners at a design firm in New York, started Hello Rewind in February to help victims of sex trafficking in New York. Bloomberg Businessweek reports that the company makes custom sleeves for laptops out of old t-shirts, but its underlying mission is to help sex trafficking victims prepare
Rhonda Abrams writes for Gannett that as a college graduate your next expected step is to look for a job. If you’ve just graduated, I’m sure your parents are urging you to get a job. After all, they don’t really want you moving back into your old room, playing video games, and walking around the
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There are plenty of jobs you can take over the summer, but some of them cater to a student’s schedule better than others. To help, Money College created a list of ideas for summer jobs. These are suggestions to get you started in your search. 1. Landscaping. Get your hands dirty this summer, along with
photo credit: Philip Rood Photography It used to be that when you accepted a part time position, you would move into a full time position when one became available. Normally companies hired in part time positions only on a sort of trial basis to make sure you were a good fit for their company, and
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Lots of teenagers will be getting out of school for the summer and looking for a summer job. YoungEntrepreneur.com has put together a list of business ideas teens might want to consider. – Senior Errand Service Wherever you live, there are bound to be senior citizens who need help with errands. – Garage Cleaning/Organizing Service
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According to PopJolly, sleeping on the job can get most of us in trouble, however in Phil Latam’s case, it gets him paid. Phil bagged himself the most wanted job in Britain — a sleeping bag tester. All the 27 year old has to do is test different sleeping bags and report back at bosses
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According to a story at USA TODAY, coaches aren’t the only ones making money off the rising tide of their salaries. Winthrop Intelligence is a year-old company that uses open-records requests to create a database of what every Division I head coach and assistant in every men’s and women’s sport at every public college is
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