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Traditional Project Management: Why You Should Use a Classic

Traditional Project Management: Why You Should Use a Classic

When a new project comes down the pipeline, it can be unclear which project methodology will help bring it to fruition.
by Mara Calvello
Audit Trail

Audit Trail

What is an audit trail? An audit trail is a line-by-line record of trade details, accounting, and other financial information that can be traced to its specific source. Audit trails are often used to verify and track various transactions for organizations. These transactions could include purchases, sales, revenue, net earnings, and expenses. Documents within an audit trail include business invoices, written estimates, purchase orders, and any emails with transaction details.
by Mara Calvello
Employee Training: 8 Tactics Your Company Can Put Into Action

Employee Training: 8 Tactics Your Company Can Put Into Action

Your employee training sessions are only as boring as you let them be.
by Lauren Pope
Customer Service Training: How to Build a Strong Foundation

Customer Service Training: How to Build a Strong Foundation

The relationship between customer and representative can be a beautiful thing.
by Alexa Drake
What Is a Current Ratio? (+ The Current Ratio Formula)

What Is a Current Ratio? (+ The Current Ratio Formula)

No matter what sort of business you operate, it’s always a bad feeling to run out of cash.
by Mara Calvello
What Is Liquidity? (+How to Calculate Your Liquidity Ratio)

What Is Liquidity? (+How to Calculate Your Liquidity Ratio)

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. It’s an age-old adage that holds true today. Something you might discard as rubbish could be worth something to somebody else. However, there are some caveats to this rule.
by Maddie Rehayem
What Is Debt to Equity Ratio and How Do You Calculate It?

What Is Debt to Equity Ratio and How Do You Calculate It?

The goal of the debt to equity ratio is to provide interested parties with a number representing how risky a company’s current financial position is.
by Patrick Szakiel