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Edward Mellett

Founder at PracticeReasoningTests

Ed Mellett is an entrepreneur, career professional and founder of practicereasoningtests.com. He is known for co-founding and launching the leading student and graduate careers website wikijob.co.uk. Now in its 11th year, wikijob attracts over 400,000 unique users per month and is a must-visit resource for students considering their careers post-university. Ed’s other interests include AI, neuroscience and psychology.

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• How to Overcome Cognitive Bias in The Selection Process For Your Business - August 24, 2018

Discrimination and bias are quite closely linked. Discrimination is something that is unfortunately ingrained in society and is often caused by people’s perceptions about others. In the workplace, employers should be proactive when it comes to discriminatory behavior, adopting a zero tolerance approach. All employees and candidates applying to work for an organization should be […]

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Lucy Benton

Lucy Benton is a marketing specialist, business consultant and helps people to turn their dreams into the profitable business. Now she is writing for marketing and business resources. Lucy has her own blog, Prowritingpartner.com where you can see her latest publications.

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• Best Ways to Anticipate Your Customer’s Needs (INFOGRAPHIC) - August 20, 2018

If you own any kind of business, you’re clearly focused on evaluating the needs of your target audience. That’s a challenging thing to do, and it involves a lot of market analysis. You pay attention to the way people interact with your business, and you constantly ask for their feedback. You also monitor online mentions […]

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Peter Davidson

Being a senior business associate, I strive to help different brands and start ups to make efficient business decisions and plan effective business strategies. With years of rich domain expertise, I love to share my views on the latest technologies and applications through well researched content pieces.
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• 3 Essential Traits Your Business Needs to Succeed - August 1, 2018

We all marvel as new businesses turn into household names. These are fresh and exciting companies who are obviously doing something right. However, they’re not who you should be using as your business role model. Instead, you should model your business after companies who have been around for a while because they have growth strategies […]

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Anna Runyan

CEO and Founder at ClassyCareerGirl.com

Anna is the founder of Classy Career Girl, named by Forbes as one of the top 35 most influential career sites of 2014. She helps millions of women design and launch their dream careers, businesses and lives through her website, online courses and social media channels.

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• How to Pick a Career If You Have Too Many Passions (PODCAST) - September 20, 2018
• How to Be Gutsy In Your Career With Kate White (PODCAST) - September 13, 2018
• A Note From Anna: A Year of Getting Over Fear - September 12, 2018

It’s incredibly important to protect yourself legally when you are growing a business. Listen up to learn the essential “legal” pieces that entrepreneurs need. Jenny Odegard Owner of Odegard Law www.jennyodegard.com The Biggest Legal Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make with Jenny Odegard Jenny Odegard owner of a New York City-based law firm that focuses on legal services for creatives and […]

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Ashley Ranwell

Ashley Ranwell writes for the small business community about marketing, technology, and
processes. IT Systems company First Line IT assisted in the research and editing of this article.

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• The 7 Do’s and Don’ts of Protecting Your Business from Cybercrime - May 25, 2018

There’s no doubt about it: cybercrime is here to stay. Ransomware, phishing, ‘CEO fraud’ and data theft: these were once thought of as things that affected only very large companies or A-list celebrities. But now it seems that almost every day there is a report of a new cyber-attack that can affect individuals and small […]