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Cost-Cutting Actions Lead to Decline in Morale
The 2009/2010 U.S. Strategic Rewards Survey conducted by Watson Wyatt and WorldatWork, found that cost-cutting actions made by U.S. employers in 2009 to deal with the economic downturn have contributed to a sharp decline in the morale and commitment of their workers, especially top performers.

Lesson #1: Service is the Secret to Success
Huizenga did not create three Fortune 1000 companies by accident. Nor was it simply luck that took him to the top. Instead, Huizenga implemented a formula for success that, through each of his ventures, has proven to work time after time. What was that formula?

Spam Continues to Try To Pollute The Universe
I occasionally hear things from people about how “spam is on the decline.” This always entertains me because immediately after receiving an email like this, I get a 200 message comment spam attack on my blog and three IM windows pop up in Trillian with random people I don’t know saying “Hi” with a link to what I’m sure is something truly evil.

Better Off Now Than Five Years Ago
I normally disregard these "Are you better off now than you were X years/months/minutes/seconds ago"? surveys. They are usually selective, small sample, tough to generalize, etc.

Global Employee Engagement Declining
Most recent study of employee engagement levels by Hewitt Associates found that engagement levels at the end of the June 2010 quarter represented the largest decline Hewitt has seen in 15 years.

SOCIAL MEDIA: THE NEW GOLDEN AGE OF COMMUNICATING!
Is social media the new golden age of communicating or the end of the golden rules of etiquette?

Build New Entrepreneurial Skills and Start a Business! Take Control of Your Future.
The tough economy is ripe with opportunity for those willing to act. Take control of your destiny by planning your next entrepreneurial endeavor.

Could Now Be The Perfect Time to Consider a Move Out Of Management Consulting?
With the economy the way it is, your consulting career is probably at a crossroads. The key question is - which way next?

Don't Be Fooled By The Dollar's Rally!
Lately, I’ve been talking about the dollar’s decline...and so far, I’ve been right. However, the last few days in the market has gotten some traders to question their positions and its even scared others out of their positions. Not me! Here’s why...

Does Your Metabolism Slow Down As You Age?
Expanding waistlines are making a serious dent in business bottom lines in terms of time lost due to increased levels of illness and injury. As many executives move into their 40s and beyond, they attribute their bulging waistlines to be an inevitable part of ageing.But is age responsible for our declining energy and expanding waistlines or is it just a convenient excuse that hides a decline in our lifestyle habits? Find out what the research says...

Cash for Clunkers!
A couple of months ago I wrote an article asking is the “Government doing too much?” There is no doubt about it, as historic action was needed in the past year, but when does it become too much? The “cash for clunkers” program has been a success, but never the less somebody is going to have to pay for it.

Lead Your Team to Top Performance!
First-rate leadership is the key to inspiring outstanding performance, commitment, and collaboration within communities, families, and organizations. Here's how to to lead your team to great success.

Prioritization and Time Management
No matter how one approaches time management, a few limitations will always be in place. There will only be twenty four given hours in any one day. One will need to sleep, eat, tend to hygiene and conduct other “prerequisite” activities. There will always be more things that one might like to do than there is time to do them. When one looks at that collection of limitations, it becomes very clear that proper prioritization is essential to effective time management

Cash Cow or Sacred Cow?
Getting down to the nitty gritty about a client's 'best sellers' is one of the first things I jump into when I start a new project. More often than not, those 'best sellers' are the source of more problems than anyone would expect. How can that be? It's the biggest seller (which is easy to prove with revenues), the cash cow, sacred cow, the product that delivers major corporate differentiation. Right? Sometimes it is. But more often it's not. It may generate the most revenue - but you have to look deeper, much deeper, to find out how the product is impacting your business.

Trade Declining Sales for a Competitive Advantage
Utilizing your suppliers declining sales to leverage your own sales.

Despite Negative Headlines, People Are Still Buying Houses
The Staging Diva® debunks the myth that people have stopped buying houses and mentions the great potential demand for home stagers in the coming months.

The Sellers Research Group’s take on Apple’s financial
Apple announces its latest financial results today at 2 pm (Pacific). Naturally, we’ll be covering the announcements in-depth. But first I wanted to give you the predictions of what Apple will announce, as determined by the Sellers Research Group.

Top 5 Warning Signs Your Employees Are Looking For A New Job
Signs your employees are looking for a new job.

Yellow Pages - To Advertise or Not To Advertise
With so many other ways to access information today, it should be no surprise that the effectiveness of directory books such as the Yellow Pages is on the decline. However they still are a main source of information for visitors in a hotel room, or users of public telephone booths. Some older age demographics also prefer them to other alternatives. It is expected that we will continue to see these familiar yellow books around for approximately 10 more years. So whether they are right for you really comes down to knowing the search habits of your ideal clients.

State of the market: Around the block
At present we are witnessing a multitude of purchasers and vendors alike who are extremely distressed by current market volatility. Whilst we understand that some people don't like change we need to look at the current situation from the bigger perspective.

Tough economic times will ding Apple, but not as bad as some companies
New research from the ChangeWave Research group shows that Apple won’t be immune from taking hits due to the tough economy. But my favorite tech company seems to be in as good of shape as any to make it through some tight months.

Conversations for Effective Action
In your work, and in your life away from work, you participate in conversations. People speak, and people listen. And more is happening - promises are made, requests are made, invitations are issued, proposals for new projects are presented. Things happen in conversations. In fact, it is in conversations that people make things happen. Only four things can happen in a conversation. We call these Basic Linguistic Commitments. The four linguistic commitments for action are requests, promises, assertions and declarations, and they happen in conversation, and this is all that’s happening.

Heres why the market tanked when Geithner spoke
Traders and investors alike have been waiting for Geithner’s speech. However, what he ended up doing was opening up more questions than answers. Until we get some “light” as to which way this will all go, the markets will continue to be choppy and erratic.

George Soros isnt bearish on the British pound anymore yet his former partner Jim Rogers is
Which way do you feel the British pound will go next? See how George Soros and Jim Rogers weigh in on this.

Success and Leadership - The Measuring Sticks of Success
We often use the wrong measuring stick as to our worth and achievements. It is the money stick! We get mesmerized by the glitter of celebrities and the Fortune list of the wealthiest people. We compare ourselves with a system that honors entertainment more than education, more than how we care for our families, or how hard we work. We compare our bodies to bodies that we are told are the bodies to have in order to have happiness. We need to stop comparing ourselves with unrealistic goals. What's good for one person is not necessarily good for you or me.

Internet Marketing Franchises Don’t Know the Meaning of “Recession”
Studies indicate that internet marketing is a thriving business even in recession. Take a look at the numbers, as well as some franchises that can get you into the marketing mix.

Writing The Book On Great Customer Service
You probably can't compete with the superstore on volume of inventory or on price, but there are other things you can do to help keep the customers coming in your door. One of the best ways to ensure customer loyalty is to offer superior customer service.

Entrepreneurs Just Get Better With Age
According to recent studies 22 percent of men and 14 percent of women over 65 are self-employed. That's compared to just 7 percent for other age groups. According to a Vanderbilt University study the number of entrepreneurs age 45 to 64 will grow by 15 million by 2006.

MONEY, HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
If at this particular time in your life the accumulation of wealth is high on your priority list and you are spending the better part of your waking hours pursuing the almighty dollar, then perhaps you will be interested in a study that recently came out of the University of London. The University has created the financial equivalent for life's pains and pleasures. It has made some surprising and fascinating finding!

Data Points Tell a Story Prospects Buy Happy Endings
When your salespeople connect the dots and ask themselves, "what do these data points tell me?" there should be a dramatic tale of woe. If the story is compelling enough, the prospect will pay for a happy ending.

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall – why do my employees come to work at all?
How to improve employee productivity

10 SIMPLE (but not easy) STEPS TO TURNING A COMPANY AROUND
ten simple steps that can help turn your company around and increase productivity of your staff

The Transformative Power of Laughter
Laughter makes you feel good. It also releases powerful chemicals in the body that bring about healing. It is an invaluable tool in helping people discover more about their potential. It is something that can be actively taught, to make a difference in people's lives

Too Busy
Is there some aspect of your life or your practice that’s busy because busy looks good? Would you prefer something different? Or do you feel trapped, unhappy with the schedule you have but unable to see any way to change it? Though it may not be easy to see, choice is always present. Spend some time in possibility and ask, if you could make one change in your time, what would it be?

Retail Consumer Spending In 2011
While the first half of 2011 saw an increase in consumer spending trends, some economists warn that the good news may not last. The second half of the year is seeing a decline. A retail recession may be just over the horizon.

Take Your Business to Where It Has Never Gone Before By Using a Business Coach or Executive Coach
To do you want sustainable business growth? Maybe you need to learn the value that business coaches bring to the table.

Its Not What You Say - It's The Way That You Say It
Sometimes in business there are constructive ways you can develop your people and ways of saying things that will only contribute to their decline. How will you do it?

Change is Good (AKA, Keep Getting Better or You're Gonna Get Worse!)
For companies and individuals alike, stagnation inevitably leads to decline. You’ve got to continually get better, or you’ll eventually get worse. Here are some tips for embracing change and improving performance.

Sectoral Trends of FDI in Developing Countries: Background
The recent waves of globalisation have substantially transformed the modes of production and trade in both developed and developing countries. This is reflected in the changes in the extent of information and technology in the workplace, firm’s production and organisational strategies, trade and FDI liberalisation policies, and new rules of international trade and investment. Given these developments, the sectoral trends (primary, manufacturing and services) in FDI have changed rapidly over the past two decades.

5.9 Employment and enterprise development: Working Out of Poverty
Analysis of trends in employment to identify sectoral or regional patterns of growth or decline. Improving the information base on where people work and how much they earn, labour force participation and household incomes, disaggregated by sex and age.

6.0 The Way Forward: Economic Report on Africa 2007
Policies for Achieving Diversification

Brand Revitalization
Building a strong brand takes commitment, time and hard work, but the result is one of the most valuable assets a company can own. That said, not all assets are static, and your brand image is no exception.

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Change is Good (AKA, Keep Getting Better or You're Gonna Get Worse!)
For companies and individuals alike, stagnation inevitably leads to decline. You’ve got to continually get better, or you’ll eventually get worse. Here are some tips for embracing change and improving performance.

Top 12 Qualities of True Business Professionals
Many in the business, education, government and not for profit sectors consider themselves to be professionals. Yet if this was so, why are we experiencing far more poor ethics from the financial meltdown to pay for play to the decline in even professional associations?

Stop Using the Economy as an Excuse!
By blaming the economy for the decline in your business, you will miss out on the opportunity to build an organization that can sustain itself and thrive in any economic climate...

Lessons from the Real Estate Crashes!
The article discusses America’s inflated asset prices and their continuing decline. It states that prices will continue to decline and have not yet found a bottom.

Signs of a Declining Business
The tell tale signs of a business in decline.

Rise Above The Familiar
Consistently doing that which is familiar will hinder your growth and may even cause you to decline both professionally and personally.

VALUE SYSTEMS IN LIFE
Periodic self analysis by all and an exemplary conduct by Leaders at all levels in the society is, perhaps, the only antidote to stop further decay & decline in value systems.

Keeping your Non-profit Ethical
One would expect a non-profit organization to maintain higher ethical standards than any of the for-profit business organizations. However, the unfortunate fact is that ethical standards of non-profit organizations in general are on the decline, and not much better than those of the for-profit enterprises. A recent report by the Ethics Resource Center says that the decline in ethical standards of the employees at non-profits is at its lowest level in the last 10 years.

Work at Home: Successful Secrets of the Wealthy
A few years ago if you had said that the economy was in decline I would have panicked like everyone else but because I work at home I'm not crying in a corner wondering what I'm going to do.

Quiznos: What Went Wrong
What factors lead to the decline of Quiznos and how can they return?

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