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The Official Corporate Minute Book Scam -
- Jon Fischer (368) 
There are loads of companies out there whose primary business is to sell official corporate minute books. These "official kits" usually include a corporate binder, a corporate seal, official share certificates, stock ledger and some organization dividers. There is a whole business built around... ( added 2 days 8 hours ago.) |
What does Five Star rated really mean? -
Robert Melaccio, Sr. (3,742)   Robert Melaccio, Sr. 
Well once again we are back to "the rest of the story" as Paul Harvey says, the complete truth. It is as salesman know, when their head is nodding in agreement CLOSE! Never say more then you have to and avoid when necessary. So here it goes as to my opinion of a Five Star rating. To me and based... ( added 3 days 9 hours ago.) |
Don't let Patience turn into Bitterness -
Axel Meierhoefer (124) 
The subheading to this article could read: "How the little guy gets squashed by the establishment" You might say: "So what's new. We know that that happens all the time." - And you are probably right. Let's start at the beginning: This morning I was sitting at the breakfast table reading the... ( added 11 days 14 hours ago.) |
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Do Your Goals Get Away From You? -
- Marnie Green (73) 
Effective employee performance management is really all about clear expectations. Many of you use SMAART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Agreed Upon, Realistic, and Time-Oriented) goals to help employees focus on the most important things at work. But can you have too much of a good thing? The... ( added 12 days 1 hour ago.) |
It's Not My Father's Workplace Anymore -
- Marnie Green (73) 
My father, William Finley, and I recently compared views of the world of work. When Dad was the President of SCF of AZ (he retired in 1987) there were certain "rules" that everyone in the workplace lived by. They were the "laws" you followed if you wanted to get ahead. A few of the beliefs that... ( added 12 days 1 hour ago.) |
Creating Momentum -
- Marnie Green (73) 
2008 has started out strong for me. I completed my first half marathon (13.1 miles!!!), secured some exciting new contracts, and have planned a great vacation for later this year. I'm psyched. And, I can't stop thinking things like: Where am I going this year? What do I want to accomplish? What... ( added 12 days 1 hour ago.) |
Read My Mind -
- Marnie Green (73) 
I wish I would have received mind-reading abilities as a holiday gift. If only I could have an expectation and everyone around me would know what I was thinking and they'd just respond the way I want them to. That would come in handy as a supervisor. Imagine that all you had to do was vividly... ( added 12 days 1 hour ago.) |
How Small Businesses Can Go Green -
- Todd Jackson (8) 
Eco-friendly offices are becoming more common and it is not as difficult as you might think to reduce your office's impact on the environment. Even if you are already recycling paper, there are many other ways you can go green. The first step is increasing awareness of environment issues among... ( added 14 days 5 hours ago.) |
How To Slay the Beast Procrastination -
- Andrew Drapper (0)   Andrew Drapper 
Procrastination is one of the most pernicious monsters of the business world; it crawls up and down the corridors of offices devouring success and achievement. It hides in files, and lurks in the backs of drawers. It loves the bottom of to do lists' and celebrates coffee breaks and smoking... ( added 12 hours 24 minutes ago.) |
Visual Marketing Strategies to Help You Rise Above the Crowd -
- David B. Coleman (38) 
You have a message to communicate to your prospective customer. Unfortunately, they're so overwhelmed by advertisements and other promotional information that the chances of your message getting across are slim to none. Indeed, studies show that the average consumer in this country is bombarded... ( added 4 days 9 hours ago.) |
NLP- The Future is Modelling -
Robert Ballentine (0)   Robert Ballentine 
Does NLP have a future without modelling? You either love it or hate, but either way, you can’t disagree - NLP is here to stay. The question is, in what form?
NLP over the last 30 years has been disseminated through and into many different disciplines.Companies from all over the world offer... ( added 8 days 3 hours ago.) |
Creative Concepts - A How To Guide -
Steve Gillman (8,988) 
Want to have more creative concepts for your business, job or home life? Practicing can help, especially if it is with others. The first time you brainstorm with a group of creative people, you might feel like you are mentally slow, but soon you'll find that you are coming up with more and more... ( added 8 days 6 hours ago.) |
Making Presentations -
CJ Thomas (268) 
1 Introduction The prospect of making a public presentation frightens the life out of people. It is understandable as you will be totally exposed with all your mistakes for all to see. However, at some time or another you will have to do one. Even expert speakers are nervous of before they start... ( added 8 days 7 hours ago.) |
Gross Weight? Tare Weight? Wait! Which Weight? -
Jenny Cadalina (142) 
Gross Weight A basic tenet of shipping is that freight is rated on its gross weight. Gross weight is simply the weight of the product and its packaging. For example, the glass vase, packing peanuts, carton, sealing tape and label combine to make the gross weight. Even when you attach your freight... ( added 9 days 6 hours ago.) |
Why Did Enron Fail? -
Phil Corrado (31) 
In 1985, Houston Natural Gas merged with InterNorth, a Nebraskan pipeline company, to form Enron. Enron, however, incurred massive debt as a result of the merger and the recent deregulation of pipelines, and had to come up with a way to generate profits and cash flow. A young consultant named... ( added 10 days 18 hours ago.) |
Time for a Social Network Administrator -
- Miles Jennings (17) 
How can I personally have an eight million person candidate database when many
Fortune 500 companies have less than a million? Of course: it's the simple,
exponential power of social networking sites. You have probably heard how
important these sites are to recruiting, and how they will... ( added 10 days 22 hours ago.) |
How to Make Retail, Shop, and Garage Floors Glass-Smooth -
- Harvey Chichester (1,686) 
Ultra smooth floors (glass-smooth) are often a "required" look for showing off quality operations and merchandise. As is frequently the case in obtaining a high-end result, glass-smooth floors are achievable but at a cost in materials and effort. Of course, it helps to start with a smooth floor... ( added 12 days 8 hours ago.) |
How to Patent a New Idea or Invention -
- Alastair Swanwick (14) 
What is a patent?
A patent protects a new idea by giving the owner the right to prevent others from making, importing or selling the idea without their permission. A patent is granted to an inventor for a limited time.
How do you get a patent?
The first step is to commission a... ( added 14 days 6 hours ago.) |
What Is Market Orientation, and Does It Help My Small Business Performance? -
Rami Schayek (108) 
Since market orientation is not such common notion, let us first define what market orientation stands for. According to Dalgic (1998) market orientation express a marketing perception which put the customer's needs in the center of all firm's activities. Berkowitz, Kerin and Rudelius (1989)... ( added 17 days 8 hours ago.) |
The Sixth Secret of Customer Service -
- Alan Fairweather (73) 
Don't you just hate it when things go wrong? You have an angry customer to deal with who's been let down by some aspect of your product or service. It may even be an internal customer, a colleague or even one of your team who's unhappy with your service to them.
Don't panic! This is a... ( added 19 days 6 hours ago.) |
Say Hello to Henry Ford -
Miles Jennings (17) 
In the recruiting industry, we're about a hundred years behind the times. It's the year 1908, not 2008: our work is personal, full life cycle, hands-on, low-volume, and usually roughly unmanaged. But we're in 1908 - the year of the assembly line! Are you ready for the big change? Are you ready... ( added 19 days 23 hours ago.) |
Marketing Smart: 8 Ways to Attract Customers -
- Trudy VanBuskirk (19) 
No matter how small your marketing budget is, without advertising there won't be any customers or continuing sales. But there are low-cost ways to gather prospect names and clients themselves that use more of your creativity and time than your dollars.
The most important questions to ask... ( added 7 hours 19 minutes ago.) |
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Interview Tips: Results Guaranteed When You Build Value -
RL Stevens (0) 
Guaranteed Interview Tips: Even before the interview, build value and you are guaranteed to be using the most effective methodology to find the right job. Step 1: Revise your old ideas about job searching and commit to a step-by-step value-building process. There will always be the desire to just... ( added 2 days 11 hours ago.) |
When Common Sense is Wrong for Your Marketing -
Jody Gabourie (13)   Jody Gabourie 
When I worked in advertising and broadcast we always used to roll our eyes when the client would say, "I KNOW that this is the best TV program/radio station/magazine/newspaper to reach my customers." This of course was usually based on their own viewing, reading and listening habits and not on... ( added 3 days 11 hours ago.) |
Let Someone Else Provide Your Online Catalogue (the Bulleted Version) -
Claire Stokoe (25) 
Computing has almost gone full circle, but history doesn't quite repeat itself. Back in the 1960s we had mainframe computers with dumb or simple terminals. The software and data were loaded on the central mainframe computer and the terminal was merely a communication device to send commands... ( added 3 days 12 hours ago.) |
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