In 1500 words or less, each post will give you something you can use TODAY to build yourself, your people and your organization whether your organization is a "for-profit" or a "not-for-profit."
The ability to effectively handle a difficult problem employee or associates is one of the most difficult management skills to master. These are some tips that work and may help with your organization.
The ability to execute an idea or to implement a concept is the key for any organization. The world is full of good ideas, most never get implemented because their originators forgot the most important step – execution.
For any sized business or organization having an “exit checklist” is an important tool to ensure that your relationship with any departing associate is done properly and professionally.
At the start of your career there will be many things that you know and there will be many things that you will have to learn. This post could help you with some important skills that many of us have had to learn the hard way.
Top associates come in people of all shapes and sizes, ages and demographics. When you bring someone new onboard, look for as many of these characteristics as possible. Build a culture that brings out and develops these traits.
All organizations should develop, empower, and foster accountability with their sales associates, unfortunately, many do not. No one disputes the need for guidelines and policies; however, your rules should help facilitate business not drive customers to your competition. Be careful that rules for 1% of your customers don’t negatively affect the other 99%.
Finding an affordable, safe place to live is a difficult task. Here are some tips, resources, and questions to ask that might help, especially if you are looking for the first time or are unsure of your rights.
Many organizations have meetings, top organizations have effective meetings that are built around interaction, innovation, and provide tools for their associates that can be used immediately.
Preparation for an interview is made up of many facets, these small tips are often overlooked by most job seekers and often can help make the difference between getting a job and not getting a job.
2020 has been a most unusual and difficult year; but I am grateful for the lessons and the experience. I would like to share the lessons so that perhaps you can avoid the same mistakes I have made.