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Most successful startup owners don’t have the luxury of making fully independent decisions, whether it’s because they’re beholden to a board of shareholders or have key investors to answer to.

Regardless of profession, workers have the right to negotiate for better conditions.

Meetings of shareholders are essential for effective corporate governance: It is through this meeting that the company’s ultimate stakeholders exercise influence on the direction of the company. 

The choice to improve cross team collaboration at your company is a no-brainer. After all, uniting experts from a variety of teams and departments in your organization is sure to lead to deeper insights, fresher perspectives and faster innovation, right?

Many tech companies boast that their products and services will help your business make more money or run more efficiently. But can something as simple as a browser extension make you more productive?

How would you like it if you leverage your browser to increase your focus, save time and get more organized?

Google Chrome Extensions make this possible, and developers are constantly pumping out new tools every day to help people reach peak performance.

We've compiled some of our favorite (and free!) Chrome extensions that will boost your productivity.

One of the biggest misconceptions that people have about online voting, and voting in general, is that big decisions need to be made all at once. This couldn’t be further from the truth.

Nowadays, especially in a time of concern over the spread of coronavirus, plenty of business is moving virtual.

Getting people together to vote requires a lot of upfront planning, travel, sometimes cost (if geographically spread out), and leaders to manage this whole event.

First things first, what exactly is SSO?

SSO stands for Single Sign-On – a method of user authentication that allows a user to enter in a single set of login credentials on a website or application, such as a username and password, to access multiple sites during the same session.

There are many reasons why your association numbers might be dwindling: low engagement, lack of offerings, or lack of renewal interest are just a few of them. But if you trace your decreasing numbers back to the start, you might find that the root cause of declining membership starts with onboarding.