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The right hair for the right job, by Wendy Iles
During the current economic decline, millions of women around the world are competing for employment. Here to help those women candidates look their best for job interviews are some professional hairstyling tips from international celebrity hairstylist Wendy Iles.
What Employers Really Look For When Hiring A College Graduate
Even though we are in a recession; the war for talent still exists. Now more than ever employers are looking even more closely for individuals who can “contribute to the organizations bottom line.”
How to Make 2008 Great – Employment Branding
As American organizations continue its switch over from an industrial to a service-based, employment branding continues to grow in importance. In this article you will find the basics of employment branding and three tips to help your organization stay on top of this important issue.

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The Power of Niche Marketing to Build Your Business
In the current atmosphere of the competitive, changing world of business, you may find yourself asking "What can I do to stay competitive, distinguish my services, and still be able to charge higher rates while at the same time attracting more, high quality clients?" The answer is simple: Become an "expert" by focusing on a specific field or market. Experts generally can charge higher rates, clientele seek them out and they rarely have to search for business. Today’s society prizes and rewards experts very much because true experts are rare and valuable.
Opportunities and Challenges in International Franchising - Foreign Franchises Trying to Move into the U.S.
Although franchising is growing more rapidly outside the U.S. than in our more saturated U.S. market, the U.S. remains an extremely attractive - and prestigious - market in the eyes of many foreign franchisors. Thus, one trend that is seeing renewed interest is the influx of foreign franchise systems into the U.S. While moving from the U.S. to a foreign market can be a challenge for American businesses, it can be even more challenging fro foreign operations to establish a foothold here in the States, as they deal with our more complex regulations, a serious language barrier, and the ever-competitive U.S. market.
Foster Teamwork and Results through Project Management
Many companies are faced with increasingly complex and demanding competitive situations. Time to market is critical and they can no longer afford to spend many months, or even years, developing new products or responding to a changing competitive landscape. One of the reasons for this is internal barriers and "stovepipes" between functional areas. In addition, there are often marked cultural differences between these areas due to variations in professional ethos and education of specialists. Project management provides a way to lead change while getting around these limitations.
8 Green Marketing Ideas for Your Business
We’re going to look at how small to med-size businesses can make a commitment to environment and create a competitive advantage in their market place.
Why Competitive Research is the Backbone of Any Successful Marketing Campaign
Businesses, particularly small ones, tend to get caught up in all of their own day-to-day affairs and operations. In the case of marketing, a business owner may be struggling to put together that winning campaign – trying to focus on being clever and memorable. But only looking at your own business is half the marketing battle. You need to be taking clear notes on your competition. That doesn't mean plagiarizing their campaigns, of course. It means taking the time to do some competitive research. Why? Because competitive research shows you how to position your company in the minds of your market.
How to Get a Highly Competitive Sales Force to Collaborate
A business owner told me the other day that he can't get his sales employees to collaborate well on projects. His previous manager had created an incentive program that rewarded individual sales. The manager had attracted sales associates who thrive in a competitive environment. Due to the economic downturn, the owner had let a few of the low performers go and was consequently reviewing his corporate strategies. What prompted this review was his plummeting market share seized by a competing company with a true team culture. Then he asked me, "How do you get highly competitive sales people to collaborate?" My response offered the following three suggestions.

Keeping the Edge in Your Home Based Business Opportunity
When you are running a small business from home, finding a strong foothold in today's volatile market is a difficult job. How you manage to maintain your energy and competitiveness will decide on how far you can take your home based business opportunity. If you plan and take appropriate measures regularly, there is no reason why you cannot maintain your competitive edge in the market. You must constantly review your work and keep a watch on the market as well as your competition.

5 Mistakes First Time Entrepreneurs Are Prone To Making
Many first-time entrepreneurs are looking for any and every way to become competitive. Some think they will get a competitive advantage by lowering their prices below market rate. However, what many entrepreneurs fail to see is that most potential customers know little-to-nothing about their business....
Tips for Preparing for an Interview
Yo aid you in this competitive market,consider the following.
Innovation Means Looking Beyond What is to What Could Be
Customer and market research, competitive benchmarking, and focusing on market share could be detrimental to your organization's future performance. These approaches are critical improvement tools. Top performing organizations have turned them into a disciplined and useful science. But they can also lead to "me-too" followership or -- even worse -- commodity products and services that compete only on price.
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