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Taking Time OffA doubleshot of business news espresso with extra froth Go ahead… relax on the beach without a care in the world. Not so fast! What’s happening back home? Is your business being run correctly? Are you still making money even though you aren’t there? These are questions an entrepreneur must face when deciding to take that much needed vacation. Veterans of vacation angst say they’ve found ways to make it easier to take time off. They’ve set up their companies so the business can run without the boss there. They’ve armed themselves with plenty of technology to stay in touch — although that can lead to a tug-of-war between enjoying a trip and taking care of business. Taking a vacation can actually benefit your company by helping you evaluate the method by which you run the business. If something goes terribly wrong while you are gone, you know have a weak link in the system. A well-run company will easily survive its owner’s absence. Source: Flexibility is What Working Parents Desire Avoid Legal Trouble Businesses Embrace the Harry Potter Craze Consider This When Hiring an Intern By Chris Brunner Wednesday, November 18th, 2009 @ 6:15 PM CDT Ownership | |
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