Your computer freezes, shuts off, or just generally does something that it shouldn’t - what do you do?

If you are anything like me, you sit and wonder. Then you might try turning it on and off again. After that, it’s time to start looking for help.

If your computer breaks down, much like if your car breaks down, who are you going to call? Not Ghostbusters, the guy you call is Gilbert Cerda of Knockout PC Repair.

Every business owner has their own story for how they came to where they are today. It probably all started with a dream. That appeal of "being your own boss" and calling all the shots does have a ring to it. But very few know what it is like to own a company before they are hardly old enough to drink. Meet Makayla Thom, the 21-year-old owner of Heritage Blossom's. In the past year she's bought her own company, taken a trip to Italy, jumped into the learning curve of running a shop, oh, and of course, become a member of BizX. 

School is back in session. The pressure for vacations and trips is off, and you can rest easy knowing that for now, all you have to plan is day-to-day life. Flights, hotels or visits to foreign countries will be put off for a bit.

However, Thanksgiving break and winter vacation will be here before you know it, and those family vacations will be back in full swing. Remember the misbehavior and challenges you didn’t anticipate while traveling with your kids over the summer? Reactions from other adults, your partner or even your children might have hinted at something wrong in how this last vacation worked, or well, didn’t.

What a great turn out! #MeetMixBizX, BizX’s first hot topic event of 2015, went off without a hitch Wednesday night at Lunchbox Laboratory in Bellevue.

Three experts from within the BizX community came together to share, collaborate and unmask the tips and tricks of the social media.

You have a great team. Employees show up to work on time, deadlines are met and customers and vendors are happy. Then, the unthinkable happens – your best employee gives their notice. How could this happen!?

Unfortunately, it’s more common than you think. CareerBuilder found that while 59 percent of workers are generally satisfied at work, one in five said they plan to change jobs this year or next. One in five is a staggering figure, but what’s worse is that just 10 percent of employees surveyed said there was someone internally who could step in to fill their role if they abruptly left their employer, according to a study from the staffing firm Robert Half Management Resources.

The importance of a succession plan is a discussion for a different day, but the hope is that your best employees won’t leave your company. To help make sure that happens as little as possible, read on for the top four reasons employees choose to move on.