Sales managers running successful sales meetings introduce issues and then solicit opinions and comments from their sales team before sharing their own point of view. Speak last - rather start by asking questions that build on and challenge the ideas on the table so your sales team buy in.
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Successful sales managers speak last in meetings - soliciting opinions first
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Commercial impact of online sales tax collection
Posted by Moneycation under TaxesFrom http://www.moneycation.com 3514 days ago
Even though an Internet sales tax influences consumer behavior and affects business administrative practices, there are some business protections built into the law. For example, businesses with annual revenue under $1 million would not be subject to the tax collection requirements, and if they are
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4 Must-Read Books for Startup Entrepreneurs
Posted by leanometry under StartupsFrom http://blog.leanometry.com 3514 days ago
Made Hot by: advertglobal on October 1, 2014 12:46 pm
Reading is not just a great source of inspiration. It’s also one of the best sources of practical knowledge that you might one day apply in running your business. So if you’re looking for some nice must-reads to keep the ideas flowing and the inspiration at an all-time high, then these books are be
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5 Signs That Your Employees Are Unhappy #infographic
Posted by SaadAhmadkhan under Employee BenefitsFrom http://www.visualistan.com 3514 days ago
Face the fact: No one likes working. Human beings are lazy creatures but they must work for a living. The definition of survival however, can vary based on your position. Sensing mutiny among your troops, here are some things to be on the look out for:
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5 Reasons to Outsource Your Call Center #infographic
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How to Find Profitable Internet Business Ideas
Posted by pongkys under Online MarketingFrom http://www.smallwebusiness.com 3515 days ago
Made Hot by: logistico on September 29, 2014 10:52 am
Looking for profitable internet business ideas for starting your own business? Get a list of good business ideas with selection criteria so you can pick the best one for your specific situation.
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Customer Motivation: The Secret To Your Franchise Communications Strategy
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Made Hot by: FutureVision on September 30, 2014 9:34 am
In this post-a guest post, Laura Petrolino, from Arment Dietrich @spinsucks, discusses how to find and use customer motivation in your communications strategy. Small business owners need to read this one.
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Let's Get Serious About Personal Computer Security
Posted by CoachNotesBlog under ResourcesFrom http://www.localbusinesscoachonline.com 3515 days ago
From malvertising to phishing, tech support scams to fake PC cleanup, our personal computer security and online safety are in jeorpardy. Whether you encounter an in-your-face virus or are victimized in a stealthy manner, are you prepared to clean it up?
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10 ways for bosses to let go of control freak habits
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Made Hot by: OpenSourceMedia on September 29, 2014 2:24 am
Admit it. You probably have some controlling tendencies as a business owner. It's okay. Most of us do! Here's how to keep them under control.
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