Whether you spend your workday in an office cubicle or telecommute out of a home office, your workspace should be organized and not resemble a cluttered workstation littered with unorganized files and sticky notes plastered all over the desk. This applies not just to individual work areas, but also to the entire office if you share the space with other staff. A few small renovations are all it takes to make the office more “breathable” for the lack of a better term. Create an L-Shaped … [Read more...]
3 Reasons to Schedule Your Hourly Employees in the Cloud
Scheduling is hard. I used to work in a grocery store — and it didn't matter if you were the employee or the manager — scheduling and communicating with hourly employees and coworkers was always a huge hassle. Managers spend hours preparing the work schedule — figuring out who’s available and who’s not. Flipping through post-it notes and emails to make sure you don’t schedule your Shift Lead, Sally, on a day that conflicts with her classes or second job. Not to mention when someone calls in … [Read more...]
How To Find Quality Writers For Your Blog: 5 Stategies
Do you ever have problems finding quality writers for your blog? The ones who can write great content without breaking your bank account. When you find that combination, you have found the holy grail of freelance writers. That is why we want to discuss some great strategies for finding quality writers. … [Read more...]
How Small Businesses Can Harness the Social Media Wall of Noise
In Enterprise business technology, the world of Social Marketing is white hot. Salesforce.com has been feverishly buying up the pieces for their social marketing solutions. Their $3.5 Billion bet is that the fundamentals of how businesses interact with their customers and prospects are changing forever, driven by the new social mobile consumer. Salesforce's entry point is labelled “Social Listening”, employing the old axiom listen first, then act. Armed with this knowledge, they provide … [Read more...]
From Frivolous to Frugal: 5 Steps to Change Your Habits
Remember when college was intended to turn out “well-rounded” people? The first two years are usually general studies required of everyone. There is a good reason for that. No matter how brilliant you are at what you do (your blog, your business, your passions), if you don’t manage the rest of your life it will come undone. My regular readers may realize that GrowMap is not tightly focused for this reason. We need balance in our lives – and basics like what is in this post are essential to … [Read more...]
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