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Employee Well-Being As the Conduit for Company Success

March 27, 2018

As most employees know, it’s easier to come to work and do good work when you enjoy being there. Seems pretty intuitive, right? At this point, there is a mass of research on exactly the subject of employee happiness and well-being in the workplace. From this research, we have been able to glean a few key things about employee happiness and its incredible effects on the workplace, productivity, creativity, analytical abilities, and more. The approach that employers take when it…

How to Spot a Fake Review Online

March 20, 2018

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In the past few years, there have been more and more options for creating fake reviews on websites like Amazon, Yelp, TripAdvisor, and many more. Anyone can now pay individuals to write a fake review for their company or brand, which skews the authenticity of the product or service, and makes it harder to verify that you will get high-quality goods and services. This guide will help you discern fake reviews from real, honest reviews on the websites you visit,…

Your Role: Boss or Leader?

March 13, 2018

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In any employment situation where there are levels of command, there will necessarily be one (sometimes two) leaders at the very top. If that’s you, then this blog is the right place for you. However, the “Laws” that follow apply to those at any level of leadership. If you’re not a leader now, there’s only one way to become one – by learning how. Below I will go through the “21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership” as described by John C.…

Organizing Your Desk to Organize Your Mind

March 6, 2018

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Do you ever feel like you can’t complete tasks efficiently because of the space you work in? If your space is disorganized or doesn’t inspire you, it can be really difficult to be passionate about the work you do, especially if you stay in the same place each day and see the same mess. Here’s the good thing: you can change it! By simply moving a few things around and adding your own personal flair, you can really effectively improve…

How can TSB help your business?

February 22, 2018

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If you own your own business, chances are that you’re a pretty hard worker, otherwise it would have been difficult to have gotten where you are currently. Think Start Buld is intimately familiar with the potential struggles of starting and running a small business, and we have the education and experience to be able to mitigate the process of building your business so that you don’t have to struggle the way so many business owners do. Considering that over 70%…

Invoice Etiquette

February 15, 2018

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Invoice Etiquette Ninety-nine percent of all businesses in the US are considered to be small businesses. These businesses range in type of industry and framework, but each business has this in common: the intention to trade services or products in return for a consumer’s money. Due to this fact, it is necessary for all businesses to create invoices – both for customers and to keep track of their own goods and services in an organized way. In this blog…

Business Types and Ownership Distinctions 101

February 8, 2018

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If you haven’t already started your company, chances are that you’re doing some research on types of business, financial logistics, and legal distinctions related to the opening of your company. Whether you intend to go into business by yourself, with partners, or as part of a corporation, there are some things to be aware of when pursuing licensure and registering your business with the state. First of all, what types of businesses are there? There are three major types of…

What is Think Start Build?

February 1, 2018

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What is Think Start Build? We have all heard some of the scary-sounding statistics about small businesses – fewer than half of all startups are still in operation five years after they open. The United States Census Bureau states that closer to 25% of startup companies are still in operation after 10 years in business. That doesn’t sound like the best of odds for a small company at its beginning, nor for a struggling small business. Have you ever wondered…