Hiring: How to Avoid a Fatal Flaw
Think carefully about hiring, promotion and project team decisions. Consider the complete picture and total cost in order to deliver bottom line results AND to encourage a productive and happy workplace
Think carefully about hiring, promotion and project team decisions. Consider the complete picture and total cost in order to deliver bottom line results AND to encourage a productive and happy workplace
Effective holiday season productivity strategies, including planning, appreciation, self-care, positivity, and enjoyment
Finish the year strong with year-end planning tips, including tax strategies, project focus, holiday prep, and gratitude practices
Businesses remain in a quandary. Optimism is up. Sales are lackluster. Unemployment remains high. Customer service expectations continue to rise. Cash remains king.
There's little more important than building relationships to personal and business success. One of the avenues to achieve this goal is networking.
As high-tech becomes more prominent, high-touch becomes even more vital. Make building relationships and staying in touch a part of your daily routine.
As the 80/20 of business success can be traced back to leadership and communications, what could be more important?
I led a webinar for ExecSense on COO Best Practices for Conducting Year-End Reviews. I thought it would make sense to discuss a few tips.
The holidays tend to be insane: Year-end activities. Planning for vacation and holiday schedules. Family. Events. Thus, I thought a few tips might be in order.
I find that the difference between success and failure is often dictated by the "little things" - yet it's never as easy as it seems.