General

Ever had an employee say, “it’s not my job.” That means you either do not have or have poorly written job descriptions. When was the last time you reviewed yours? Oh, you don’t have any? Well, it’s time to develop them.

So you wanna do something nice for your employees and offer them benefits. Did you know that there are laws that dictate what and how benefits are administered? It’s important to know what they are so that by doing something nice, you don’t get yourself in trouble.

Ever had to fire an employee? It’s not fun. When done right, a termination should come to no surprise to the employee. When done right, you’ll be protected against potential litigation.

Are you having issues with an employee? Do you know how to properly handle their discipline? Doing it the wrong way can get you in a lot of trouble. It’s time to find out how to protect your business.

Are you having a difficult time finding or retaining quality employees? It just might be what you’re paying them. Evaluating compensation may help with employee retention. When’s the last time you conducted a salary survey? Like and follow for more.

Do you have the right questions to ask at an interview to keep you out of potential liability? If not, it’s time you do. In today’s litigious environment, you want to make sure you’re protected.

Wanna know a secret? Block your calendar for times that you need for you. Whether it be for work or for personal time. I have found blocking time keeps me sane and prevents me from having too many meetings and not enough time to get things done or to have me time.

Have you ever analyzed your business to see what drives revenue? Tracking those numbers are key to success and growth. To start focus on your top three. Create tracking charts and evaluate regularly. Look for trends and set goals. Hold individuals accountable. You’d be amazed at how you can grow your bottom line.

Want to get more organized with your time? Here are some secrets. Number one, categorize and break down larger to-dos into smaller pieces. Number two, prioritize. Take care of those immediate tasks that have deadlines first. Number three, set reasonable deadlines, overestimate the amount of time you believe you will need to accomplish your tasks.