This is my article which someone picked up on their Blog and described as "pithy". It's a short and sweet on real life experiences from deep in the guts of a turnaround.
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The Turnaround To-Do List
Posted by JeffSands under ManagementFrom http://www.giftsanddec.com 5598 days ago
The 5 Biggest Sales Management Coaching Blunders
Posted by starresults under ManagementFrom http://www.starresults.com 5599 days ago
Sales coaching is the management No. 1 activity that drives sales performance. The only problem is that managers have not been taught how to effectively coach. Coaching is a skill that takes time to perfect and unless effectively coached or trained managers make all types of blunders.
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Maximising your exit value - Ten to-do's for every SME business
Posted by nialldevitt under StrategyFrom http://www.btbtraining.com 5599 days ago
All business owners exit their business at some point, the only question is whether they are in control of that process or not. When the exit happens one of three things will occur:-
* The business will be taken over by an heir
* The business will be closed
* The business will be sold
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Six tips for controlling business costs
Posted by ShawnHessinger under ManagementFrom http://yellowhighlighterva.com 5599 days ago
Meredith Poulton Eisenberg, of Yellow Highlighter Virtual Assistance, suggests six tips for controlling business costs. Recommendations include everything from evaluating subscription costs and online payment processing fees to affiliate income and occasionally raising prices. By following some of these tips, Eisenberg insists business owners can
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The difference between a rut and a grave...
Posted by whosoldmycheesedotcom under ManagementFrom http://evancarmichael.com 5600 days ago
With the world in a tail spin most of the last year, being able to stay stuck in a rut is not working. This article will help you use some great tools to get yourself moving on that goal you've been putting off!
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How to kill a drama queen!
Posted by whosoldmycheesedotcom under Human ResourcesFrom http://www.evancarmichael.com 5600 days ago
This is a good story for anyone tired of dealing with the constant irritant of a Drama Queen. They cost businesses millions if not more each year in lost productivity. Check it out! POUR SOME SUGAR ON ME!
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Eight tips to keep your customers
Posted by ShawnHessinger under StrategyFrom http://www.financenewmexico.org 5600 days ago
Here are 8 tips to keep your customers with you by J. Roy Miller, state director for the New Mexico Small Business Development Centers. In the article, Miller says getting new customers is harder and more expensive than keeping the ones you have so don't give them up without a fight especially in tough economic times. Miller suggests showing your
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Tips for small and medium-sized enterprise in an economic downturn
Posted by ShawnHessinger under StrategyFrom http://www.youtube.com 5601 days ago
Robert Miller, a financial journalist with the UK's Daily Telegraph gives tips for small and medium-sized enterprises in an economic downturn. The suggestions including meeting with key staff to determine operational efficiency and reaching out to chambers and other business organizations for help. The suggestions are probably important to consid
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What Are Your Time Management Tips? | Richmond Blogs
Posted by Peri under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.richmond-blogs.com 5603 days ago
Joanne's time management tip is to designate running around days: “Then the rest of the week I can focus on working, without worrying about when I'm going to get to those nagging errands done.”
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Expect those early failures | Easy Way Diets
Posted by anjamerret under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://easywaydiets.com 5603 days ago
Expect some failures when you start towards a new goal you have set yourself. Overcoming those failures and moving forward will be the best thing you can do.
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