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What the Best CEOs Know by Jeffrey Krames
Jeffrey Krames gives us a glimpse inside the minds of 7 of the top CEOs. He profiles: Michael Dell, Jack Welch, Gerstner of IBM, Andy Grove, Bill Gates, Herb Kelleher and Sam Walton. These men were all at the helm of very large companies and some faced seemingly insurmountable problems. Others had policies that allowed them to get far ahead of their competitors. Read on to find out what you can learn from each of these CEO's and how their experiences can help your business.

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The best way to reduce your chances of facing a personal grievance when you dismiss an employee
You know when your partner is upset when your soup lands in your lap and you are left sitting alone with a nearly full bottle of wine, half eaten plate of food and everyone in the restaurant staring at you. You’ve just experienced that lovely emotion we call anger and it is virtually inevitable that you will experience it if you are breaking up with your partner. It is also virtually inevitable when you dismiss an employee. The question is, will that anger turn into a personal grievance?

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Work Stress Now The Major Cause Of Heart Disease
Stress at work is often dismissed as an inevitable part of the job. New research is now showing that heart disease now may become an inevitable part of work stress...
Keeping a Positive Outlook
The best leaders are able to weather most storms and keep a positive outlook. This is a challenge as some of the pressures can be staggering. This article deals with the subject of outlook and how leaders can hone this trait.
Anchor Your Networking with Strong Relationships
Use strategic associations to keep your business afloat during economic storms.

Five things you should do right now to keep your small business growing
This has been one tough year for business. The economic storms have hit virtually every industry and every market and taken a heavy toll. But still, there are plenty of businesses who are doing well, and some are going strong. What is it that makes those businesses so successful in trying times like these? Certainly there are many factors, but here are five common factors that you are likely to find in every one of those standout businesses. Learn these five and your chances for success will go up.
Why Bankruptcy and Financing Does Not Work As The Solution To A Problem
When you don’t fix the core problem, neither bankruptcy nor the provision of fresh money can help, they both just delay the inevitable failure. One of OnSite’s areas of expertise is keeping clients experiencing severe difficulties out of bankruptcy through restructuring and programs to improve (or initiate, in some cases) profitability. We are often asked why we do not agree with bankruptcy and why when a bankruptcy is inevitable; we believe we need time prior to filing to prevent conversion to liquidation?
The Storm We Know
We all know there are storms around our businesses. We can name them and describe them. But how often are we looking them straight on?
My Own Personal Storm
Previously I chatted about the storms we know - and avoid anyway. Until they run us down. Today I want to share a story about my own storm - and how I ignored it until it was staring me in the face, ready to blow me over.
Fix the Roof - Medical Sales Training
More meetings and more sales await. Now is the time to repair your roof, whatever that "roof" may be and get prepared for the storms that may be coming.
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