Your Staff Christmas Party – some ideas to consider …

Your organization’s Christmas Party should be about appreciating your associates and thanking them for their efforts in the past year.
Consider adopting some or all of these ideas.
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."
Your organization’s Christmas Party should be about appreciating your associates and thanking them for their efforts in the past year.
Consider adopting some or all of these ideas.
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.
Difficult people are a fact of life, take the time, learn how to handle these situations when they occur. Anticipate issues, and be prepared through training and practice.
As a business, supporting your local community charities and organizations is good for them, good for your community, and good for your business.
Building your company’s culture is one of the most important competitive advantages that you can have. These tips are easy, inexpensive, and can be done right away.
Leadership doesn’t have to be complicated and its not all about charisma, it’s about people, it’s about respect, it’s about doing small things well.
Starting a new job can be a time of anxiety and discomfort because your comfort zone has been turned upside down. These are a few of the points that I share with new associates when they start working.