TRAINING 101 – NEVER AND ALWAYS

Never and always are sometimes words to avoid; however, they have a place and can form an effective reference point for training new associates for any kind of organization.
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."
Never and always are sometimes words to avoid; however, they have a place and can form an effective reference point for training new associates for any kind of organization.
To do more than survive, to succeed in any field of endeavour, you and your organization need to have as many competitive advantages as possible. Always being thinking about what makes you special, different, and better.
More than ever, looking for a new job can be stressful and create anxiety. I know what you are going through, I have been there. These are the lessons that helped me and I hope they will help you.
Whether you are getting interviewed or being interviewed, take a few minutes and read these tips.
Most people do not prepare enough for an interview and it is well worth the time.
Opting out of the race to zero margins, zero profit, and zero loyalty will make you different. Listen to what customer’s say, price is important but so is value, build value and you build loyalty.
Training your associates should be your greatest competitive advantage. Build on your on-boarding and out train your competition, it will make you stand out.
The preparation that goes into planning and executing a sale is the key to success. Here are some tips that can make all the difference.
Successfully implementing change can be difficult for any organization, small or large. Consider using a “Red Team” to improve your chances of success.
If you find yourself asking this question, the answer is probably something that “YOU” aren’t doing as a leader or manager. The solution is to take a hard look at how you are approaching the problem.
Great companies do a great job ON-BOARDING their new associates. In the excitement and rush of hiring new associates many companies miss this vital step.
Here are some quick tips to help your company.