Guide: Business (Page 3)
Common Causes of Work Place Slip and Fall Accidents
Owning a business is a very stressful and worrisome process, but one that can be very rewarding. There are so many different things you have to worry about as a small business owner and neglecting any one of the can spell disaster. For most business owners, one of the biggest stresses they have is work related accidents. The slip and fall accident is among the most common in a workplace and can cause a lot of damage. The following are a few of the common causes of these types of accidents and what you can do to avoid them. Slick Flooring One of the most common causes for these types of... ❯❯❯
5 Things You Shouldn’t Say at Your Job Interview
Considering the times we live in, having a job is pure gold right now. Times are hard, so if you’re lucky enough to get your foot in the door, do not let the opportunity pass you by. While there are some basics we can all follow e.g. being on time, using the appropriate language and having a general air of openness and positivity, there are also a few things you should never say but which could potentially slip out. Here’s a helpful list of what you shouldn’t be saying in your next interview. “You look great!” Looking the part is a very important part of applying for a job: you should... ❯❯❯
The Details You Forget When Moving Your Office
Moving is no picnic, and moving offices even less so. It's a time of busyness and rushing around, last minute checklists and efforts to avoid forgetting anything. In an office setting, that can become chaotic quickly. Having the finer and less thought-of details listed helps avoid some of the stress, so here are a few key points to remember. • When moving, you always need to have your timing set up just right. Coordinating your move in with your move out, as well as your utilities, phone, and internet hook-ups with the day you move in, are all vital steps to minimize downtime due to the move... ❯❯❯
