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Do Women Small Business Owners Treat Their Employees Better?

Karyn Greenstreet

Yes, according to an article by Aliza Pilar Sherman. For instance, some women business owners allow their employees to purchase clothing for an important client meeting and expense it to the business. Wow, wouldn’t I have loved that when I worked as an employee??

And the perks keep on coming: free flu shots, time off to spend with family, breakfast and afternoon snacks. The reason? Happy employees make productive and loyal employees.

She suggests, of course, that you don’t become the “business Mommy” to your employees, but rather offer them perks that genuinely help them have a good work/life balance and are meaningful to them. Whether you have employees or hire subcontractors like a virtual assistant or website designer, ask yourself, “What small thing can I do to help this person have a better work experience while working with me?”

Filed Under: Running a Strong & Efficient Business

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  1. aliza sherman

    August 26, 2005 at 8:38 pm

    Hi – thanks for mentioning my article in your blog! I always wish I had more space to elaborate on the topics, but alas, the word count is only about 530.

    Still, I’m so happy to be writing about women owned businesses each month in a national business magazine. Although Entrepreneur is pretty good about including women, most of the other biggies seem not to feature many female business owners.

  2. Karyn Greenstreet

    September 7, 2005 at 6:27 pm

    That’s interesting that you should mention this, Aliza, because statistics show that women are becoming the majority population for self-employed small business owners. Maybe Entrepreneur should go check out the Census.gov website?

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