Robert Cordray
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4 Signs You're Ready to Form an LLC
Starting a new business can be exciting. There's so much to look forward to, but there's also a lot of planning involved. For example, forming your business often includes forming a company. How you form your company can impact things like your taxes and your personal liability. A Limited Liability Company, or LLC, is a popular choice for small businesses. If you're wondering whether filing an LLC is right for you, here are five ways to know if it's right for you.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Journal
The Importance of Business Intelligence
Business intelligence operates almost similarly to government intelligence like the CIA, Britain’s MI6, and NSA, among others. Therefore, whenever you hear the word intelligence, it wouldn’t be wrong to first think of government intelligence. In the business world, it also serves the same purposes, although it is slightly different from the type of information it collects. When you start your business in this modern world, including BI in your operations can be the long-awaited break for your business. Here are some critical benefits that you will experience with BI in your business.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Journal
6 Tips To Help You Succeed in Your Career
Being successful in your career requires some hard work, good decisions, and often a bit of luck. It may not be possible to create a foolproof formula for success that will look the same for everyone. However, there are several things you can do that can increase your odds of long-term success dramatically. By following these tips, you may give yourself the best shot at creating an enjoyable and fulfilling career, no matter what industry or role you work in.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Journal
Doing the Numbers on a Living Wage
Money is always a sensitive topic, but it's also one we can't afford to ignore. It's widely understood that the current minimum wage is a long way from being a wage that you can live on. There's a lot of discussion about companies paying a living wage to their employees, but what is a living wage? What does that look like and how do we calculate it? Is there one number that's going to work across the whole country, or will it be different from state to state, county to county or even person to person? What would a living wage look like for you?
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Trader
Adjusting Your Interview Process to See Better Results
Operating a small business comes with a number of challenges. One of the biggest obstacles you are likely to face is hiring the right people to work for your company. In the earliest years after founding your company, you will have a limited budget and resources to work with. This means the men and women you bring on your team need to be worth the investment. Unfortunately, many business owners struggle during the interview process and neglect to focus on key qualities of exceptional employees. Luckily, there’s always time to make improvements.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Journal
5 Tips to Enjoying the Great Outdoors with Your Dog
One of the greatest parts of adventuring outdoors is being able to share your enjoyment with a loved one. If you have a dog, taking your family pet on a journey outside is a fantastic way to bond with your canine friend. There are many factors you should take into consideration when it comes to planning your next trip outdoors with your pet. Keep in mind some of the points listed below when you hit the trails with your dog next to ensure a safe and fun adventure.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Petlife
Creating the Perfect Workplace Culture at Your Bike Shop
A good bike shop can feel like a true community hub. Experienced cyclists give advice to new riders, people get repairs for their trusty bikes and prospective customers search for the perfect cycle to serve as their primary mode of transportation. A bike shop should be lively and exciting, with something to offer for everyone. That vibe can be damaged, however, if your store doesn't have good workplace culture.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Journal
A Simplified Guide To E-commerce
The internet has made it easier than ever before to launch your own business. Starting an e-commerce company can be a fantastic way to sell your goods and services to the world at large. Of course, you may also feel a bit overwhelmed by the options. There are a number of considerations to take before you can see success with your online endeavors. To get started, give yourself a moment to explore these tips on the ins and outs of the e-commerce industry and gain better insight on how you can find your path.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Journal
How to Strengthen Your Business
Have you ever been in a situation where people just don't get what you're saying or they didn't put a level of importance on your product, service or business that you're trying to present to them? This article will share with you how to specifically talk to your prospects about your product, service or business so that they listen, pay attention and they're interested and excited to learn more about what it is that you're doing.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Journal
Five Companies to Consider Working for in High School
If you're a high school student, chances are that you are looking for a job. It's something most teenagers need to do in order to get their first set of wheels, save for college, or even plan to move away from home or see the world. You know you need to work, but you're not sure who is willing to hire someone who is young and inexperienced. Take a look at five of the top companies to work for when you're still in high school, and see what you can do to get on the road to bring home your first paycheck.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Journal
Cars in College: Budget-Friendly Options
Initial Cost This is the most obvious criterion, and the easiest way to compare one vehicle to another. At one time it was assumed that buying a used vehicle was the way to go. However, it can be easy to buy someone else’s lemon. Additionally, advances in safety features and technology make it worth looking into new sedans, and there are many that don’t cost as much as you might think.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Wheel
Finding Life’s Joys
Take Control of Your Happiness Life is hectic. We often have to play driver, cleaner, counselor and personal shopper for our families or for those we are closest to. It seems that every day is a race against the clock, and there is no finish line in sight. Sometimes we realize too late that we are neglecting our own needs, and it takes a mini meltdown to get us to take self care seriously. Before you throw in the towel and become a hermit, consider the following four suggestions for staying on track.
By Robert Cordray4 years ago in Motivation