How to Decorate Your Office on a Tight Budget
Whether your business is setting up a new office or your current office is in need of updating, the cost … Continued
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4 Ideas to Make Your Company Picnic Great
A company picnic is a good way to enjoy some delicious food, promote socializing and create connections between your employees. … Continued
Army Veteran Turned Nationwide Consultant Discusses Career Transition [Video]
In honor of Military Appreciation Month and Nationwide’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, we’re excited to introduce Nationwide consultant, Doug … Continued
Negotiation Tips for Small Business Success
Starting and operating a small business requires a set of skills many business owners may not possess. For instance, the … Continued
Cyber Safety Simplified for Small Businesses [Infographic]
63 percent of small business owners admit they have been victims of at least one type of cyber attack. With … Continued
Is Your Small Business Cyber-Safe? Here’s Your Checklist
Do you assume that getting hacked is only a big-company problem? A new survey by Nationwide reveals that almost eight in 10 small … Continued
Workplace Fire Safety: Everyone Has a Job
Welcome to the second edition of our Fire Prevention Week 2014 series. Now that we’ve established fire safety tips for … Continued
What You Should Know About Working from Home
Learn what kinds of jobs are out there and how to find them. For many of us, working from home … Continued
4 Common Small Business Missteps and Solutions
Starting a small business can be a highly rewarding, yet highly challenging undertaking. Nearly half of all new businesses don’t … Continued
5 of the Fastest Growing Jobs for New College Graduates
When it comes time to choose a major, expected salary after graduation is often a major consideration – but it shouldn’t be the only one. In addition to finding a career that’s fulfilling, you should also consider the availability of jobs in your field. Lawyers may have a high average salary, but there’s evidence to suggest that there are currently more law graduates than available jobs. Most of these careers require a bachelor’s degree, and, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, are projected to see increasing demand through 2020.