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Category Archives: employment
6 Ways To Build A Successful Entrepreneurial Community
Jobs, Jobs, Jobs. Who creates them? According to the Kauffman Foundation, most jobs are created by new businesses. We need those jobs, and we need those businesses. And they can’t be developed in a vacuum. Everyone knows Silicon Valley is … Continue reading
Posted in employment, networking, self-employment
Tagged entrepreneurship, Francine Hardaway, Gangplank, Kauffman Foundation
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10 Tips For Better Business Writing
The growing ubiquity of e-mail means that everyone in business, from lords of finance to programmers who dream in code, needs to write intelligently. By using simple, clear, precise language–and following a few other basic writing rules–you can become a … Continue reading
Posted in employment, productivity, tips
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Quick And Dirty Business Promotion When Your Website Stinks
Ok, so you’ve decided to start using the Internet to promote your business more actively and most people you talk to who know about the web tell you the same thing … you need to redesign your website. The problem … Continue reading
Posted in employment, marketing, productivity, self-employment
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Managing a Small Business While Working Elsewhere
By Trent Hamm Source: Open Forum When I was in the process of launching my internet business, The Simple Dollar, I was under a great deal of stress. I was working a full time job while at the same time … Continue reading
Posted in employment, self-employment
Tagged financialmanagement, managing, the simple dollar, trent hamm
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“Disabled” Doesn’t Mean We Can’t Work
By Liz Henry October is Disability Employment Awareness Month. Let’s look at blogs out there by women about disability and work! Patricia E. Bauer hits right on target as usual: President urges employers to welcome workers with disabilities. I’m all … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, disability, employment, self-employment
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5 Ways To De-Stress A Project
Most of our work happiness comes from our relationship with ourselves. For example, I recently started working on a proposal for a non-profit human services organization. As I’m reading and putting all the research together, roughing out each section and … Continue reading
Posted in employment, motivation, productivity, self-employment
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LaidOffCampRVA
LaidOffCampRVA is an unconference for unemployed, non-traditionally employed, employees and employers (including freelancers, entrepreneurs and startups) in the Richmond area who want to share ideas and learnfrom each other. Attendee/Sponsor-driven sessions will include: Using Twitter, LinkedIn & Facebook as Lead … Continue reading
Posted in employment, events, events- rva, self-employment
Tagged careers, entrepreneur, laidoffcampRVA, self-employment
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Mistakes & Learning
I was recently presented with an opportunity I wasn’t sure was right for me. I wasn’t sure it was wrong for me either. So, I went ahead and decided to give it shot; either way I’d learn something. I spent … Continue reading
Posted in employment, self-employment
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Entrepreneur uses latest mobile assistive technology to compete in the business world
From Disabled World Twenty-five year-old businessman, Arran Smith, set up his IT company five years ago to provide computer services and support to local businesses and individuals. Diagnosed as severely dyslexic at eight years-old, Arran’s condition historically prevented him from … Continue reading
Posted in disability, employment, self-employment
Tagged Assistive technology, dyslexia, entreprenuership, self-employment
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Economy Makes Finding A Job Harder
From Profoundly Yours This is a question I am often asked: Does the shaky economy make it harder for people with disabilities to find a job? Undoubtedly, yes. The job marketplace is more competitive, and frankly, it’s easier for an … Continue reading
Posted in News, disability, employment
Tagged Assistive technology, reasonable accommodations
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