Consider your audience when you use an acronym — does everyone reading or listening know what it means? It’s easy to assume they do, but what becomes of your message when they don’t? Let’s take a look at what to do about it…
From a business perspective, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations can seem burdensome. They change fairly frequently, sometimes seem to lack rhyme or reason and can be costly to follow at times. But staying up to date with OSHA standards isn’t optional. Failing to follow the rules can land you in hot water.Originally appeared…
This fact sheet provides guidance to help managers and business owners identify hazards in the workplace and communicate with workers about hazards in their jobs, by conducting safety walk-arounds. There are at least two reasons why managers and owners should periodically conduct workplace inspections themselves. First, inspections demonstrate management’s commitment to improving safety and health…
One of the single biggest mistakes you can make when pitching investors when raising capital…
From Seth Godin – Your first, best response to a customer who thinks they have a problem with your product or service
