3 Types of Technology No MBA Can Be Without

by Jarie Bolander on January 14, 2013

TweetGetting an MBA is hard work, but using the right tools can make the journey a bit easier. Students have been incorporating various technological devices into their studies as they try to simplify their workload. This involves the integration of mobile devices, laptops, tablets and smartphones among other devices. This post will talk about the [...]

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How Accounting Will Save Us From The Next Financial Crisis

by Jarie Bolander on December 21, 2012

TweetDeciding whether or not to get a masters degree is a tough choice for students in most fields. The Daily MBA has written about some of the general considerations in this debate, but has not honed in on particular specializations the way the next article does. Today’s post, written by Valerie Harris, takes an in-depth [...]

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Apps That Will Boost the Productivity of Your Small Business

December 3, 2012

TweetWhen you are starting up a small business you will soon learn the value of productivity. The phrase “time is money” starts to make a lot more sense when you are working on your own time and your own money! Essentially when you are working for yourself the more efficiently you work the more you [...]

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The 5 Times You May Need A Consultant

November 26, 2012

Tweet A Guest Post by Debbie Malone Ask anyone who works in any type of office environment and one word more than any other strikes fear in their hearts: consultants. Thanks to misleading representations in TV and movies, many people mistakenly believe that when their company hires a consultant of any type, big changes – including [...]

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How Managers Can Use Body Language to Their Advantage

November 19, 2012

TweetBody language plays a vital role in effective leadership. It helps you convey your attitude, feelings, and intentions to your employees. Mastering how to use your body language, as well as read the body language of others, is an essential managerial skill. When You Enter a Work Area Pay attention to how employees react when [...]

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How College Teaches us to be Exemplary Managers

November 7, 2012

TweetFor certain young and ambitious entrepreneurs, college presents the perfect setting to learn critical management and leadership skills. A college education offers so many opportunities to students who want to learn more about how to start, run, and succeed with a business. And I’m not just talking about business-centric classes; I think nearly everything about [...]

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A Guide to Networking in Business School

October 22, 2012

TweetSo you’re in the process of getting your MBA, and you can’t wait to get out there into the business world. You’ve probably heard before that building or working for a successful business is all about networking. There’s definitely plenty of truth to that, but what many MBA students don’t realize is that the best [...]

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What You Need to Know About Online Learning

October 15, 2012

TweetSo, you want to return to college, it has been years since you originally graduated and your responsibilities have since piled up. In this situation, pursuing an online education is likely the best option for you to earn your advanced degree, or even to complete one that was never finished. It is no surprise that [...]

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Virtual Does Not Mean Absent — #MANAGING YOUR VIRTUAL BOSS tweet

October 5, 2012

TweetThe pace, type and style of work has changed. It’s becoming rarer and rarer to still work in the same building or even the same country as your boss. Even if you do work in the same building, chances are, most of your interactions feel virtual since email, chat, wiki’s, communities and bug tracking are [...]

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Startups Need More Consideration and Tax Breaks

October 1, 2012

TweetThe Daily MBA has before written about financing when it comes to business. Today Juliana Davies intersects this issue with government policy, explaining how tax breaks work and why startups need more of them if they’re going to ultimately be successful as a whole. Juliana writes for http://www.mbaonline.com, an Internet magazine that seeks to be an [...]

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