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The Two-Hour Sales Presentation Vs. A Seven-Minute Attention Span
The average decision-maker has an attention span of just a little over seven minutes, while the average sales presentation in the United States runs from one and a half to two hours in length. You should easily figure out what’s wrong with this picture?
How the Right Recruitment Agency Can Save You $38000 per Employee Appointment
Every employee who leaves costs you an average of $38,000, according to the Centre for Community Economic Development. Professional recruitment companies are often able to offer a warranty period up to double the industry average because they consistently do the following important tasks so much better.
Those With the Best Talent Win
In a talent war there’s only one way win. And that is to hire and retain the best talent! Can you imagine a sports coach hiring average talent! As a manager you need to develop a real distaste for average.

What is Effective Time Management?
If it's true that the average American is busy, what about the average CEO, or owner of a corporation? It can feel as if he or she is being pulled into a hundred different conference rooms at once. The way we handle these things is through effective time management.
Sales Management Training Tips: Coaching the Talented-Slacker
Meet Jane. Jane is an experienced and successful district sales manager who could work in any industry and for any company. In fact, there are many Jane’s in all companies. Jane is performance driven, a very good coach and a people person. Each month Jane is put to the test with different sales reps she must coach to success. IBZ is a mid sized technology company. The company has had some tough years but has turned the corner. It pays it’s reps a combination of salary and bonus for achievement of targets. This year the bonus plans has a super bonus portion which accelerates when a rep is 5% over quota. Jane wants to get 2009 off to a great start. In one of our monthly coaching sessions Jane, was expressing her frustrations with one of her most tenured sales reps.

Women Entrepreneurs: Tips for a Prosperous (and Sane!) Business
While studies show that both men and women are interested in financial freedom, women are more likely than men to cite “greater work-life balance” as an additional motivating factor in starting a business. A new study from Jane Out of the Box, an authority on women entrepreneurs, reveals a significant segment of women in business who’ve achieved their dreams of financial success, but who tend to be overwhelmed by the day-to-day demands of their business. This article provides important “Do’s” and “Don’ts” for duplicating the prosperity of the market segment known as “Go Jane Go”-while creating better balance in life.

Appearance Counts
According to a study I read, the way we look has a direct bearing on our paycheck. Employment data from 7,000 adults was analyzed. Interviewers divided the group according to looks and then compared what those working similar jobs in each category were paid. Those who were below average in appearance earned less than those rated “average.” Those who rated average earned less than those who were rated “above average.”
Women Entrepreneurs: Three Important Lessons from “Merry Jane”
According to a new study by Jane Out of the Box, a website devoted to women entrepreneurs, there are five distinct types of female business owners, each with her own unique characteristics and behaviors. In this article, readers will meet Merry Jane-a woman typically working less than forty hours a week, who started her business simply to pursue a passion-and readers will discover some of the surprising lessons Merry Jane has to offer for anyone considering starting a business in her spare time.

Don't Ring the Bell - Develop a Success Mindset
The visual and the symbol of the bell in the movie, GI Jane can teach us about developing a success mindset. Here's what it taught me...
Be Careful Not to Over-Improve!
In past articles I have spoken about focusing on repairs – not remodeling. This is mostly most true in cases of the average and below-average investment properties. Even when handling a higher-end property, caution is needed so that your precious profits are not eaten up entirely.
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