by Sherril Steele-Carlin
Once, you dreamed of working at home. No commute, no boss breathing
down your neck, no necktie, and no more boring staff meetings. Now,
your business is so successful, you’re feeling a bit cramped in your
home office. Do you make the move to an office offsite, or continue
working at home? Experts say this decision is becoming more and more
common with freelancers everywhere.
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Preparing Your Business for Disaster
by Kristi Vaughan
One of the most profitable business plans you can make is the plan that prepares your business for surviving a disaster.
The Institute for Business and Home Safety, an insurance industry
group organized to reduce deaths, injuries, property damage, economic
losses and human suffering caused by natural disasters, estimates that
as many as 25 percent of all businesses forced to close because of a
disaster never reopen. Advance preparation for the possibility of
disaster can help keep you out of that group.
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Safeguarding Key Business Records
by Kristi Vaughan
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