Job hunting tips for new graduates
With jobs in short supply, those with degrees, but not much experience, will need to work hard to stand out from the crowd. Here are some tips for job seekers to increase their chances of landing a position.
Management & Leadership
3 keys to product manufacturing for startups
So, you’ve created an innovative concept, one that fills a niche in the market, and are ready to take it to the next level. Here are three tips for getting your idea from the prototype stage to a finished product.
How to empower your small business with remote workers
Remote work will become the norm as it offers more flexibility to the employees and the employers get the opportunity to find talent from around the world. There’s never been a better time for small businesses to set up their remote work policies.
Sales & Marketing
What social media managers need to know about monitoring
To run a successful social media program, social media managers must regularly monitor all active accounts for mentions, messages, comments and more. Here are tips social media managers who lead smaller teams can follow to tackle social media monitoring.
A guide to successful newsletter marketing in 2021
A monthly newsletter is a wonderful way to share tips about how your legal services can help your client base and connect your clients with your law firm’s more personable sides, such as your community involvement and altruistic efforts. Here are some tips to follow for creating a successful newsletter campaign.
How to get your business branding right
From smart content strategy and consistent messaging, a marketing expert shares some important elements for creating successful branding for your business.
Human Resources
7 items your restaurant needs in its sexual harassment policy
Did you know that more sexual harassment claims are filed in the restaurant industry than in any other industry? Now is the time to develop new restaurant and bar policies and take a harder look at existing ones.
How California’s employment regulation trend is gaining ground in Colorado
The “Californication” of small business regulation—that is, the passing of an increasing number of state employment laws and regulations, many which put even more burden on employers—is picking up steam. In Colorado, there are at least eight new state employment-related laws, regulations, and rules that go into effect in 2021. Here's how Colorado employers can take the right steps now to protect their employees and the business.
Five ways to improve your HSA benefit information in a remote workspace
Many employees don’t know how to use health savings accounts (HSAs) in unison with their high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) and aren’t taking advantage of several tax saving strategies as a result. Here are five tips to help communicate HSA benefits to employees in our current environment.
Finance
How to recover from your law school student loan debt faster
With increasing tuition expenses and student loan debt at a never seen high, the average law school debt has risen dramatically. Follow these top five tips to pay your law school student loan debt quicker.
Where to save a rainy day fund for your small business
Done strategically, business saving might just help you to build up a financial cushion that will come in handy down the line.
Should you be giving your kids an allowance?
Offering an allowance is one way to provide necessary skills that will help young ones understand money management and even how to use a basic savings account. These skills can help a great deal in the long-term, especially as children grow up and begin budgeting on their own.
Legal
Steps for eschewing trade litigation in Colorado
Patent laws have shifted, weakening protection and influencing how businesses guard their assets and react if a trade secret is exposed. All of these factors have increased trade secret litigation, which is predicted to continue its upward trajectory. Here are some proactive steps that business owners may want to consider taking right now.
IP on IG: marketing your business without infringing on another's rights
When you're trying to run a profitable business, intellectual property (IP) rights aren't always at the forefront of your mind. However, not honoring these rights can have serious legal and financial consequences for your business.
Looking to expand your law firm? This is the place to go
Lawyers looking to expand their solo law firms into small law firms need to examine their location options, ensuring that their new market will provide ample work for them while still being affordable. This state is one of the best options for a second location outside of Denver due to the plethora of businesses that call it home.
