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15 Killer Questions You Need to Ask when Recruiting
Critical questions from a coaches toolkit to ensure your recruitment process is successful and you know how to motivate and reward people the way, they want to be motivated and rewarded.

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Tips To Deal With Unhappy Clients, From Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach
How many of you have ever had to deal with an unhappy client or customer? What did you do? Did you feel prepared to deal with the unhappy client or customer? Yes, sooner or later, in every business there appears the unhappy client or customer. They are dissatisfied with your service or product. The issue of dissatisfaction may be real or only a perception, but if it is perceived it is believed and there is a problem. Ah, but Your Strategic Thinking Coach wants you to realize that a problem also means an OPPORTUNITY! The criticism from the client or customer is very valuable and the mindset of your company and your employees is critical to recovering and correcting the situation. Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach has some tips tips to help you strategically respond to criticism from unhappy clients.

Findings - Impact Study of the Zakoura Microcredit Program
It must be noted that in general, there were relatively more clients as compared to non-clients who were open and more at ease in answering the questions raised. For example, to a question referring to changes in their income, the proportion of clients who gave no answer was 1.1% as against 9.3 % for non-clients.

An Elephant Sized Sales Tip You Need Now
Look Down Lady - There's An Elephant On Your Foot! (And this is a pachyderm in dire need of a pedicure.) This is the ELEPHANT that hardly anyone ever asks about with their potential customer: "Who was your previous supplier and why are you unhappy with them?" Don't be sooooooo afraid of mentioning your competition because you're terrified you'll lose the sale too. A BIG, elephant-sized mistake that would be. Pssst. You need to know what your customer's expectations are of you. You need to know what made them so unhappy with their last supplier that they dumped them (or are considering it)

Engaged Workers Impact Your Bottom-Line
The evidence is clear. Those employers who focus on optimizing their employee's contributions reap tremendous bottom-line benefits. Remember, unhappy employees make customers unhappy. The good news is that creating and maintaining high employee engagement is all within an organization's control. Employees will respond to management that takes care of them. Engaged workers are focused, hard working, and productive-and customers positively respond to them. There is tremendous financial impact, so managers cannot afford to ignore their employees.

Handle With Care: Employee Personnel Records!
When a client begins a conversation with the words, "So I got a letter from the Attorney General's office," it is rarely cause for celebration. Knowing, however, that clients prefer calm responses and reassuring attitudes and, in all fairness, that even this unhappy circumstance may very well be addressed without litigation and penalties, I do my best to remain unruffled.

Smart Women and a Bird in the Hand
Getting new, qualified clients is easier than you think. In a time where business owners are looking for ways to grow their business, there are simple ways to get the phone ringing with more qualified clients. This article offers some tips on how to secure new clients from their current clients. It offers 5 easy solutions on how to create a positive relationship with their clients so that their clients will want to send them referrals.

Why Every Business Big or Small Should Take Advantage of Shareholder Agreements.
One of the worst things that can happen to a company is to have a minority shareholder who is unhappy with how the company is being run and no way to force him to sell his shares back to the company at a fair price. This situation can foster a devastating lawsuit by an unhappy investor.

Be your own boss
Are you unhappy in your current job? Do you long to start your own business and become your own boss? If so here is some advice on how to take the first steps to achieve your dream.

It's Never Too Late
Someone said "you cannot have a happy ending if the journey itself was unhappy." Wouldn't it be a shame to travel an unhappy lifelong journey? Determine what you love, envision it then follow it. It may not be an immediate career transformation, envisioning your desires will cause them to manifest someplace in your life where those changes will take root. Your TRUE right livelihood is to be in a joyful balanced life experience. It's never too late. Start living it today.

Is Your Brand Representative Of Who You Really Are?
Does your brand show your clients an authentic picture of your business’s personality? Does it shine with your style? Does it feel like it fits you perfectly? If your answer to any of the above is “no”, and your brand doesn’t truly represent you, then you’re setting your clients up with unrealistic expectations. Clients expect that your brand will be an accurate reflection of what you’re all about. If they look at your brand and see an energetic, enthusiastic image, but then working with you is serious and hard, then you’re creating a gap between their expectation and your delivery. And that’s a path to an unhappy client relationship.

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