Franchise Money Maker

The Koobface worm has surfaced in a new form and is again menacing Facebook users with spammed links to malicious Web sites.
By Thomas Claburn
InformationWeek
December 5, 2008 02:30 PM
The Koobface worm, detected on Facebook and MySpace in July by Kaspersky Lab, has surfaced in a new form and is again menacing Facebook users with spammed [...]

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by Pete Siegel
You likely know someone - an associate, colleague, even a competitor - who, despite the economy, or any other trying condition, continues to do well, and enjoys decided success and profitability. Are they more than you? Or, are they luckier than you? It’s likely the latter! But WHY are they luckier than [...]

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By: Naz Daud
Before you buy a business franchise, you should make sure you’re ready. From choosing the franchise that’s right for you, to making sure you’re right for the franchise, this article takes you through the steps you’ll need to cover in order to get your franchising dreams off the ground.
Finding the Right Business Franchise [...]

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by Drew Stevens
People accept positions in the Mideast, such as jobs in Iraq or Afghanistan for various reasons. Some will take these jobs out of a sense of duty, or to do their part for the cause. Others for the adventure or even to fine tune jobs skills in a very dynamic environment. For [...]

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by Danie Baptiste
I don’t know about you but if I were to open up a small business….my number one goal would be to make money. I’d like to take a cruise and dine in the finest of restaurants whenever my heart desires.
Oh, and let’s not forget…buy only bottled water and daily massages for my boxer, [...]

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This article is written and owned by Sandy Reed
When I worked for a large corporation, I worked long hours at times. I thought it was necessary to maintain a level of respect from my peers and my managers. It also didn’t hurt when it came time for evaluations…
Now that I’m, thankfully, self-employed I [...]

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This article is written and owned by Pat Brill
You have an employee who performs well in most of their
responsibilities, yet has one area they seem to avoid or
performs below par.
A classic example is the sales person. Successful sales
people have strong communication skills and know how to
engage a prospect or client. They are highly motivated by
the [...]

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This article is written and owned by Rick Kirschner
The most common obstacle to building and projecting your authority in coaching others is the idea that coaching is about talking, that somehow talking takes priority over listening to understand.
Iunderstand how this happens. In fast paced environments, it’s a natural tendency to put the pedal to the [...]

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This article is written and owned by Kal Banev
People Development
Poisson Rouge has always understood that developing teams and individuals is not just about being creative and having fun. We have a long track record of success in delivering real transferable learning and real positive changes to behavior, performance, culture and processes.
We don’t just pay lip [...]

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This article is written and owned by: Tony Fiore
Leroy was a superstar in the Real Estate business, producing three times the monthly business of his nearest coworker. He was a driven, highly competitive young man who saw his manager as getting in the way of even higher production.
Tension turned to irritability. Yelling and shouting followed. [...]

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