Experience Bias
Have you ever tried to reinvent yourself only to have people tell you that it’s too bad your skills aren’t broader or more applicable to the opportunity they have?
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."
Have you ever tried to reinvent yourself only to have people tell you that it’s too bad your skills aren’t broader or more applicable to the opportunity they have?
Budgeting and watching your finances depends on the money coming in and going out. Everybody makes mistakes, I did, and you likely will. Learn as you go and try to avoid the obvious things. Keep these lessons in mind and make sure that you enjoy your college/university experience.
A famous racecar driver once said that races are won by how fast you get through the corners, not how fast you go in a straight line. Many organizations focus on the flash and sizzle of their worlds, ignoring at their peril the routine and perceived “basic” things. Failure to acknowledge and overcome Organizational Vulnerabilities are the things that will cause your team to fail.
Buying a new refrigerator is not something that many people do very often. With online research tools, the consumer has never had more information available than now to make an informed decision. These can be large purchases, take your time, decide what you want, research what your budget should be, and approach retailers armed with this knowledge. You can always adjust your plan if necessary.
Going away to college or university is a life changing event, for the student and their family. These are some tips to consider.
One in seven Canadians is affected by this problem as you read these words.
The problem is that this issue is a symptom of larger problems that require expensive and longer-term fixes. This post was meant to deal with 10 solutions, but even at a baker’s dozen, there are likely some missing.
Awareness and education is the first step.
For businesses, for organizations, and for new and existing associates; telephones are one of the misused and underutilized tools they have.
Take a moment and check out this post.
You want to be in control of your career.
By recognizing the signs for what they are, especially if you are a long-term employee of your organization, you can start planning and preparing. You want to do things on your terms.
You might be scared, you might feel stuck financially or because of family responsibilities or/and because of the the lack of opportunities; all of those are natural responses.
Embracing rather than ignoring, will allow you to take the steps necessary to secure your future.
Having a bad boss can cause very real stress and anxiety. Remember, you have rights and you have options.
If you feel stuck because of family obligations, financial pressures or because there is a lack of opportunities, do not despair. There is help and there are choices.
IS THE CUSTOMER OR CLIENT ALWAYS RIGHT?
Of course not. Should every customer/client be treated fairly, with dignity, with respect, and should they always get value for their time and money? YES, every time.
It is a simple rule.