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	Are you ready to start a business? By Staff Writer on Monday, August 11, 2003 Find out if you are ready to start your own business in this easy to read tutorial from the Small Business Administration. Learn More...
	Can I Deduct my Home Office? By Staff Writer on Wednesday, February 17, 1999 Learn if your home office qualifies as a tax deduction. Learn More...
	Choosing the right Business Entity By Jeremy Reis on Thursday, November 18, 2004 Inc, LLC, LLP, sole proprietorship, what kind of business structure should you have your business become? Learn the advantages and disadvantages of each type of business and decide which to become. Learn More...
	Dealing with Conflict in the Workforce By Joyce Henderson on Thursday, November 18, 2004 Author Joyce Henderson teaches how to resolve conflicts and disagreements quickly in this free management tutorial. Learn how to confront others in a respectful way. Learn More...

	Employee Goal & Performance Planning By Jeremy Reis on Monday, June 27, 2005 Help your employees learn to set their goals with this free easy to follow tutorial. Learn More...
	Help Desk Management By Jeremy Reis on Monday, March 05, 2001 Managing an effective helpdesk, evaluating your helpdesk, and handling help desk employees in this collection of tutorials. Learn More...
	How Do I Create A Board Of Directors For My Company? By Jeremy Reis on Sunday, June 29, 2008 Creating a Board of Directors is an important task for a growing company. If you own your business, you will no doubt be tempted to place friends, family, and insiders on your board. Though there is nothing wrong with that in a private organization, you will want to consider to branch out past ... Learn More...
	How Do I Create a Non-Profit Association? By Jeremy Reis on Sunday, March 08, 2009 Whether your goal is to give in your community or a more globally oriented charity, starting a non-profit association is a popular way to give back. Find out how to start your own non-profit association with this tutorial. Learn More...
	How Do I Find a Good Contract Employee? By Jeremy Reis on Sunday, June 29, 2008 The usual online employment sites are good places to find a contract employee- www.monster.com, www.hotjobs.com, www.careerbuilder.com. These type of sites let potential employees flag whether they will work on a contract basis, of whether they are looking strictly for full time employment. ... Learn More...
	How Do I Find a Good Web Designer? By Jeremy Reis on Saturday, May 19, 2007 Finding a great web designer for your website is an important process. Find the best web designer you can by reading this great tutorial. Learn More...

	How Do I Hire a Professional Speaker? By Jeremy Reis on Monday, March 09, 2009 A professional speaker can make or break a company event. With the right mix of humor, motivation, and knowledge, the right speaker can make any event a success. Find out the information you need to find the right speaker for your next event. Learn More...
	How Do I Impress a During an Interview? By Staff Writer on Saturday, July 12, 2008 Impressing a potential employer is very important in your search for the right job. Find tips and hints for your next interview. Learn More...
	How Do I Incorporate My Business? By Jeremy Reis on Saturday, November 19, 2005 Learn how to incorporate your business in any of the states in the United States. Find contact information for your secretary of state and the best way to create a new corporation. Learn More...
	How Do I Write a Cover Letter? By Staff Writer on Thursday, September 19, 2002 Writing the perfect cover letter can make or break your impression with a potential employer. Write the cover letter to stand above the rest with this great tutorial. Learn More...
	How Do I Write a News Release? By Jeremy Reis on Thursday, June 19, 2008 A news release is an important tool to generate publicity for your company or organization. Learn how to write a great news release to impress journalists. Learn More...
	How Do I Write An Employment Ad? By Jeremy Reis on Sunday, June 29, 2008 Writing an effective employment ad is the best way to find qualified candidates for your open position. An effective employment ad answers these questions: what is the position, what qualifications do you require, what kind of candidate do you want? The Position An effective employment ad states ... Learn More...
	How Do I Write An Employment Agreement? By Jeremy Reis on Tuesday, May 19, 2009 Learn how to write an employment agreement with this quick and easy tutorial. Includes a sample Employment Agreement as an example. Learn More...
	How to Ask for a Raise By Jeremy Reis on Tuesday, January 22, 2008 Asking for a raise can be a difficult thing. How do you approach your manager? What are you worth? What is your job worth? What will be the reaction? Generally speaking, your manager won't fire you for asking for a raise, so any fears there can be suppressed! Become familiar with your ... Learn More...
	How to Create a Great Business Plan By Staff Writer on Wednesday, May 14, 2008 How to create a business plan that will clearly spell out the Marketing, Operating, Financial, and Managerial aspects of your business. This full featured tutorial will help any business owner or entrepreneur. Learn More...
	How to Find a Mentor By Jeremy Reis on Tuesday, December 04, 2007 Mentors can be the key to unlocking a network of business contacts and to spread word of mouth that your business is up and running and ready to perform for customers. Mentors can also provide knowledge, expertise, and support for your business. Mentors also provide coaching opportunities to help you advance in your career. Learn how to find a mentor - what to look for, look out for, and tips and tricks to make your mentor-mentee relationship a success. Learn More...
	How to Hire the “Right” Employee By Staff Writer on Thursday, October 28, 2004 It is more important to hire a person who has good interpersonal communication skills than to find someone who knows your product inside and out. Why? Because product knowledge can be taught. Good communication skills are more difficult to come by. Learn More...
	How to Market Your Small Business By Staff Writer on Friday, November 19, 2004 Learn how to develop a marketing plan in this free easy to follow tutorial. Developed with entrepreneurs and small businesses in mind, this free tutorial teaches you the marketing concepts you need to know. Learn More...
	How to Network and Create a Network of People By Jeremy Reis on Sunday, June 29, 2008 Everyone "knows" networks are valuable. But, how do you create one? You probably already have an informal network, you just don't know it. They are your friends who tell you where things are on sale, co-workers who recommend schools for your children, and an old college roommate who ... Learn More...
	How to Send a Thank You Note After the Interview By Jeremy Reis on Thursday, January 10, 2008 All career books give this simple piece of advice: send a "thank you" note a day or two after an interview. Yet, this simple advice is only followed by in 1 in 20 job seekers. I recently interviewed ten people who all went on to second interviews; all ten did not send a thank you ... Learn More...
	How to Write a Business Report By Jeremy Reis on Sunday, June 29, 2008 Business reports are usually written to inform, and the audience for the report can be any combination of internal, external, or both and/or technical, non-technical, or both. Therefore, knowing your audience and outlining information carefully is critical to the success of your report. ... Learn More...
	How to Write a Memo By Jeremy Reis on Saturday, December 20, 2003 Business memos are written to inform or request action and act like business letters written internally. Learn how to write a great business memo. Learn More...
	How to Write a Proposal By Jeremy Reis on Sunday, March 08, 2009 Learn how to write the perfect proposal in business. Learn More...
	How to Write an Eye-Catching Resume By Heather Tomasello on Thursday, May 14, 2009 Advertise yourself! The purpose of your resume is to obtain a job interview. Basic components, do's and don'ts and samples will show you how to make your resume stand out. Learn More...
	Resolving Business Conflicts By Joyce Henderson on Wednesday, January 12, 2005 Studies have shown managers spend 30-40% of their time resolving conflicts. Find out a five step process to resolving conflicts in your workplace. Learn More...
	Shelter your Small Business from Tax Audits By Staff Writer on Monday, March 19, 2001 Sole proprietors are a prime IRS audit target. Learn some tips and hints from our experts on ways to reduce your chance for an audit. Learn More...
	What is a Business Plan Used For? By Staff Writer on Friday, June 08, 2007 Find out why you are writing a business plan and what you can use it for. Learn More...
	Why Write a Business Plan? By Staff Writer on Thursday, June 14, 2007 Why should I write a business plan? Learn the basics before you begin writing your business plan. Learn More...
	Writing a Business Letter By Jeremy Reis on Sunday, June 29, 2008 All business letters are sales letters in that they will represent your company to others. Therefore, mastering simplicity, writing from the reader's perspective, and choosing the correct tone for your letters will enable you to put your best professional foot forward. Tips on how to write a ... Learn More...

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