Upon setting up our social platforms, we carefully click here and there to designate our wishes, but unfortunately, we need to monitor the news and adjust our perimeters accordingly.
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Caution | Protect Your Social Private Parts
Posted by aceconcierge under Social MediaFrom http://aceconcierge.net 3830 days ago
Are you a change leader?
Posted by aceconcierge under ManagementFrom http://www.mtmag.com.au 3830 days ago
Leadership is critical to driving change and transformation because above all, leaders must exemplify the change in behaviours they wish to see.
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Unmasking Social Media
Posted by aceconcierge under Social MediaFrom Unmasking Social Media http://bit.ly/1c4MW0Z 3836 days ago
Define your goals and strategy for your varied social media platforms.
Stay current on trends, customer needs and pain points.
Be able to immediately address and troubleshoot any problems or issues that arise.
Be social, don’t just do social. Share valuable content and don’t spam. Read More
Stay current on trends, customer needs and pain points.
Be able to immediately address and troubleshoot any problems or issues that arise.
Be social, don’t just do social. Share valuable content and don’t spam. Read More
Feedback | The Opportunity for Growth
Posted by aceconcierge under Customer ServiceFrom http://aceconcierge.net 3854 days ago
We are never too perfect or the absolute best at everything NOT to ask for feedback from our clients, stakeholders, or teammates. There is always room for improvement and growth on many different levels. Input from your network can offer guidance for better communications, systems and service.
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Can Great Customer Service Be Taught? ...To Anyone?
Posted by aceconcierge under Customer ServiceFrom http://consultgiana.com 3860 days ago
Customer Service training does not have to be complicated or expensive. Checklists are a great place to start!
Ordinary people can be taught great customer service and ROCK at it!
Every employee can be taught how to take the HEAT! Read More
Ordinary people can be taught great customer service and ROCK at it!
Every employee can be taught how to take the HEAT! Read More
Navigating Change: Walking on Stepping Stones In Dense Fog
Posted by aceconcierge under Human ResourcesFrom http://consultgiana.com 3869 days ago
Navigating change: "Follow effective action with quiet reflection. From the quiet reflection will come even more effective action"
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The Etiquette of Social Media
Posted by aceconcierge under Social MediaFrom http://aceconcierge.net 3881 days ago
Social media isn’t merely about creating profiles on various platforms to broadcast your best content. It has become one of the cornerstones of marketing. It is your opportunity to build a trusted and loyal community
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Leaders STAND for something ~ When do YOU STAND?
Posted by aceconcierge under ManagementFrom http://consultgiana.com 3881 days ago
What do you stand for? Who do you stand for? What would cause would you STAND FIRM even if you risked everything? Leaders stand for something.
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Selling Value | 14 Common Sense Tips
Posted by aceconcierge under SalesFrom http://aceconcierge.net 3885 days ago
Clients that understand your value are lifetime clients, knowing you will provide the service with the services. How do you communicate value and your pledge to service?
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Productivity Secrets of Top Women CEOs
Posted by aceconcierge under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.inc.com 3902 days ago
What's the key to productivity? We asked women who lead some of the country's fastest-growing companies to share their tips for keeping their heads in the game, and helping employees do the same. Related Links Links: 7 Female Founders on
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