February 21, 2017
Listen to the Episode Below: Margaretta Noonan knows that bigger isn’t always better when it comes to building a workforce. Especially with so many employee regulations on the landscape. In this interview, we explore the different options for hiring and outsourcing that you can put to good use when choosing how to create your workforce. Episode Highlights A better workforce is not necessarily a larger workforce The risks and rewards of hiring contractors to ramp up your team How to evaluate whether employees or contractors are best for your business now What’s your company culture? (And yes, if you’re breathing, you have a company culture) Listen! The danger of assuming the kind of work life that others want. Margaretta Noonan is the founder and CEO of noonanWorks, a firm devoted to helping companies and individuals “reach remarkableTM”. With more than 20 years of senior experience in complex global organizations before becoming an entrepreneur, she has a deep background in the people-related areas of financial success. Margaretta speaks and writes regularly on generational issues, women in…
Continue ReadingListen to the Episode Below: Owning your own business means understanding what drives your revenue, not just the revenue itself. And in order to drive your revenue and put it on auto-pilot, you need to…
Read MoreNot sure what to look for? Or how to evaluate the right business partner for you? Then take a few moments to read my newly-published feature article in the widely-respected New York Enterprise Report. Entitled “How…
Read MoreFrom across the globe in Business Daily Africa, comes this plea for awareness of how a joint venture can prevent the African continent from missing yet another technological wave. What was poignant about this post…
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