How to edit PDF files
PDFs are one of the most useful and reliable file types for communications, invoices, and so much more. In fact, you probably deal with at
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How to use disinfecting wipes to prevent the spread of colds and flu in the office
With colder weather approaching, flu and colds follow closely. This is especially true in the workplace. Luckily, there are easy solutions for stopping viruses and
How to print on pre-printed forms using Excel
Have you ever found yourself with a pre-printed form that needs to be filled in? Using a typewriter is out of the question. One solution
How to deal with a “one-upper” coworker
We all know the type. If you did something, chances are they did it better. The dreaded “one-upper” coworker. You went out for a burger
How to assist Spanish speaking clients when you don’t speak Spanish
In the southern states, especially Texas, New Mexico, California and Florida, it seems impossible to run a business without a Spanish speaking person or translator.
6 ground rules for productive meetings
Team members are fed up with meetings.That’s the conclusion of countless studies, including a report by Harvard Business Review, which found 70 percent of survey
How to organize and dispose of old office files
As offices continue to eliminate paper records in favor of digital filing systems, you may be asked to dispose of dozens or even hundreds of
How to deal with a “needy” client and manage expectations
You sit down at your desk with a fresh cup of coffee and notice the red voicemail light blinking on your phone. Almost immediately, you
How to use mnemonics to improve your memory at work
You forgot the sales person’s name again! And you can’t seem to master the art of certain office procedures. Why do you keep forgetting? Because
Five ways to survive an underperforming or lazy colleague
Most everyone has experienced an underperforming or lazy colleague that somehow did just enough to stay employed. Working with a lazy coworker can be extremely