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Small Business Training
Computer Training
Microsoft applications
are an inexpensive,
efficient and effective
way to operate a small
business. If you
are an aspiring
or current business
owner, these trainings
will
teach you how to operate
your business on a small
business budget.
Here are a few examples
of operational
techniques for small
businesses using
Microsoft applications.
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Microsoft Excel can be
used to perform
bookkeeping, maintain
client/customer
information, track sales
orders, create
invoices/timesheets, and
more!
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Microsoft Word can be
used to create business
cards, sales proposal
letters, press releases,
mail merges, logo
designed letterhead &
envelopes, flyers, and
more!
- Microsoft Outlook can be
used to maintain
vendor/networking
contact information,
schedule meetings,
remind you of upcoming
appointments and keep
you efficient while your
on-the-go through
blackberry interface
capabilities.
Contact Us for full
list of courses,
upcoming classes and
registration
information.
Bookkeeping
Accounting for
businesses is much more
than filing taxes.
Proper accounting can
mean the difference
between
achieving the success of
Donald Trump or spending
time in jail like ENRON
executives. I'm
sure we can all agree
that while orange might
be a nice color no one
wants to wear that
jumpsuit. So get your
business on the right
track now!
At Out of Time, we
believe in equipping
business owners with:
(i) the knowledge they
need to understand the
accounting aspects of
their business and
(ii) the tools they need
to learn how to operate
their business more
efficiently.
As a business owner you
should understand how
your everyday business
decisions effect your
money. Don't wait
until your accountant
does your taxes to
determine if you've made
good financial
decisions.
Please
contact us for
full list of courses,
upcoming classes and
registration
information.
Not sure you need our
training? Take the
bookkeeping challenge.
Business Development

While the
concept of a business plan is great (and
highly recommended), it is often
ineffective long-term. As a small
business, especially within the first 7
years of operations, there are so many
changes to your strategy, customer
demographics, industry and economic
environment that it becomes almost
impossible to follow the original plan.
We provide you with the tools you need to operate
efficiently, effectively and
successfully throughout the life of your
business.
What
exactly do we do?
We offer business development
coaching. Business development coaching is
a hybrid concept combining training and consulting designed to
assist
small business owners in improving their bottom line, become
more efficient and free up some personal time.
How do we
do it
Step
1 - Training: Using principles
of time management and strategic
management our business development
training is designed to align your
thinking, decision making strategies and
actions to ultimately reach your
financial business goals.
Step 2 - Personal
consultations - We work with you
to develop your short-term and long-term
financial business goals, develop objectives and
provide regular coaching.
Your personal business consultant
will
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Monitor
your progress toward achieving each
objective,
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Work
with you to incorporate any changes
that occur in your goals or business
operations,

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Provide
you with resources to assist you
with growth/expansion,
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Offer
tips for efficiency improvements
and of
course
Does it
really work?
That's
the best part! The concept has already
been proven. When you know that
someone is monitoring your progress and
providing regular support, you are more
likely to stay focused. For
example, personalized follow-up is the reason
that people who have personal trainers
or dieticians achieved their desired
results vs. those trying to exercise and
diet on their own. Combining
this components of personal
consultations, with the principles we
teach you, creates the formula for
success!
Bookkeeping challenge!
On Dec 27,
2008, a customer purchases your product
over the internet using their credit
card and pays $50
($45 + 5 shipping).
You just got a large order in from a big
franchise company and haven't had the
time to ship the product to your
internet customer. You look at
your bank statement and see the credit
card funds have been received into your
account on Dec 30th 2008. You ship
the product on Jan 2nd 2009, your
internet customer receives the order on
Jan 4th 2009 and is extremely happy.
What date do you record the sale
transaction for the internet customer?
What is the amount of the sales income?
What year do you record the income for
tax purposes?
If you
cannot answer these questions
with confidence, then you need our
training!
Email us or
sign up for our training for the
answers. |