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How to Fund Small Business Research
Discover funding opportunities, eligibility criteria, benefits, and considerations for research-oriented U.S. small businesses through SBIR and STTR programs.
Business Credit Scores: What You Should Know
Business credit scores impact not only your loan applications but also other key operating expenses.
5 Signs Your Business is Ready to Grow or Expand
Certain financial and operational indicators can give you a clear sign that it’s time to take your business to the next level.
6 Ways to Respond to Employee Mistakes
Employee mistakes are bound to happen, but your response is a good opportunity to reinforce professional development.
How to Include Employees in Decision-Making
Opening your decision-making process to others in your company can lead to better results — with the right approach.
How to Encourage Employees to Take Risks
Risk-taking should be ingrained in your company culture and rewarded as your business grows.
5 Ways to Admit Mistakes to Employees
When you make a mistake or change your mind, take ownership of the situation and make a plan.
How to 'Fail Upward'
"Failing up" is a concept that has had negative connotations in the past. Today’s entrepreneurs are changing the way we think about failing up to embrace innovation.
A Small Business Owner’s Guide to Hiring Virtual Assistants
Discover how delegating tasks to a virtual assistant can optimize efficiency and free up time for small business owners to focus on strategic expansion.
Micro-Businesses and Startups: Key Differences
While the two terms are often used interchangeably, micro-businesses and startups are distinct. Here are the key differences between them.
