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Are the only people that CALL YOU Telemarketers?
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| How frustrating is it when the phone rings, (RING, RING!) and you say to yourself; “great an opportunity I don’t have to chase!”
Then the person on the other end of the phone opens the conversation with; “Am I speaking with the business owner?” and you realise, quickly, that it’s yet another (bloody) telemarketer! “Damn you telemarketer!” you say under your breath, as you politely tell them you’re not interested and promptly hang up. |
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Anger Solutions at Work Can Your Team Survive
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| With reality TV dictating that the only way to win is to use your team until the team is no longer useful, the dog eat dog mentality is threatening to overtake the corporate world. But do the behind-the-scenes antics that stink of tribalism and "game strategy" translate to the real world? In today's competetive corporate market, would your team sink, swim, float, or survive? |
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How to buy a business
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| Buying a business is undoubtedly one of the most daunting investment prospects you can possibly undertake - possibly even riskier than getting married!
The safest and most cost-effective way to approach the actual purchase of a business is to look at it as a long process of elimination, involving a number of steps, like concentric rings, each reaching deeper towards the core. Each step should be taken only after successful completion of the previous step.
The important thing is to allow sufficient time to complete each stage of the investigative process comprehensively.
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“Seven Reasons Why You Need A Strategic Planning Facilitator, According To Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach”
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| A professional facilitator brings an independent and open-minded perspective to your strategic planning process. He or she will keep the discussion focused, keep the process on track, and will encourage team members to act as equals in the process. Some organizations choose to “go it alone” and attempt to conduct the strategic planning process entirely “in house.” In my own personal and professional experiences over more than 35 years, I have always witnessed better outcomes of the strategic planning process when an outside professional facilitator is brought in. In fact, many of my clients come to me AFTER they have tried and failed at doing the process themselves.
Here are seven reasons why it is recommended that you hire an outside facilitator. |
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Has Privatisation Benefited the Poor?
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| Privatisation is often considered detrimental to the poor
because it entails the elimination of subsidies and therefore
the increase in prices of products and services needed by
the poor, such as water, electricity and public transportation. |
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How often do You Think ‘Outside the Box’?
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| ‘Thinking outside the box’ is a bit of a buzz phrase at the moment in the business world. That said, it really is an extremely effective process.
Each process (and there are usually many) in a revenue-generating, production, operational, financial or personnel activity can be improved anywhere from 3% or 4% all the way up to 100% and more.
What would happen if there was always room in nearly every process for improvement... always! A process is only as good until the next idea that improves it further.
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Arranging Your Work Area for Efficiency
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| The arrangement of the work area – particularly of your desk or work station – should be governed by two considerations:
• Easy access to necessary work materials
• Elimination of distraction
Manage these two concerns and your performance will increase! |
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Sales Mystery Revealed
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| Sales can seem like a mysterious process when the process you’re following isn’t working. It’s especially frustrating when others following supposedly the same process achieve results while you don’t. Are you just a failure or is there something else at work here? |
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6 step process to Lean Marketing
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| In lean marketing a company should only have two components: An introduction to a new lead and the acceptance of an order. All other components would be considered wasteful and are candidates for elimination. |
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Fred Wilson and the Venture Capital (Non-)Cartel
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| When a capitalist says that he is pleased to see profits increase as his competitors disappear and the remainder hold the line on price is that a cartel? How is it different from the CEO of, say, Honda, gloating about the elimination of other auto companies, and then asking the remaining companies to hold car prices? |
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Prioritizing Organizational Wants Versus Needs - How To Tell The Difference
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| In strategic planning, we must learn to separate wants from actual needs. We are forced to make tough decisions that open one door and close another. Weighty strategic decisions can be made easier if we apply a decision “triage” to help structure the cognitive process we must complete. But how do we separate requirements from “desirements” in the business world fairly and consistently? Sometimes budgetary constraints drive us to adopt a strategy of eliminating options that are not actually requirements for our business, at least not at this time. For that first round of elimination, we need a litmus test of sorts. More to the point, what we need is a decision process to help us filter the wants from the needs. This article provides a system for making such an evaluation within our strategic planning process. |
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Advancing the Concepts of Lean Methodologies in Optimizing the Extended Sales Enterprise
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| Lean Management is a practice that assesses the expenditure of resources associated with any organizational process. If a step within a process does not advance the cause of creating value for the organization, it becomes a target for elimination. Most of us are well aware of the principles of lean manufacturing and lean thinking. |
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