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How to Hire Your First Employee

How to Hire Your First Employee

According to a survey by CareerBuilder, 41 percent of businesses surveyed who said they had picked a bad hire claimed it cost them more than $25,000. Another 24 percent said a bad hire cost them more than $50,000. Choosing a bad candidate can cause a domino effect,...

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Finding a Life Coach to Help You Reach Your Life Goals

Finding a Life Coach to Help You Reach Your Life Goals

Rana Tarakji is a contributing writer at Life Coach Spotter   Sometimes we stumble across obstacles in life which we are unsure of how to surpass. Sometimes all we need is a little bit of guidance and help from professionals who are experienced in dealing with...

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How Africa Can Lead in Innovation

How Africa Can Lead in Innovation

Africa is the continent of life! It is the land that gave birth to the first humans. It is the place that gave people an opportunity to flourish. It is where humanity planted the initial seeds that sprouted civilizations leading to our very own. And we made it because...

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Tips for Increasing Your Income Potential

Though wealth is not the ultimate measure of success, we would all like to make more money. If you aren’t happy with your pay, use the following tips to increase your income potential. Do you feel stuck in a rut at your job? Do you think it’s impossible to move up the...

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4 Steps to Build Your Product’s First Prototype

4 Steps to Build Your Product’s First Prototype

In 2015, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office processed 629,647 patent applications. On average, approximately 55 percent of applications submitted receive patents. One way to improve your odds of getting a patent grant is to build your first prototype. While...

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Innovation is the Antidote for Terrorism

Innovation is the Antidote for Terrorism

Remembering 9/11 15th year Commemoration   The basic tenet of national sovereignty is to have all of its subjects, however diverse, turning into compliant citizens who respect the state, abide by its rules, and assimilate. Those who don’t, they struggle - many...

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