My Late Aunt Marge & the Art of Conversation
No matter your skill in conversation, you can improve. Start by focusing on the other person. That alone can go a long way.
No matter your skill in conversation, you can improve. Start by focusing on the other person. That alone can go a long way.
In my ProVisors ODAM (Ontario-hosted Distributors and Manufacturers group – don’t you love the play on words?) meeting this month, we discussed business best practices we’ve seen with our manufacturing and distribution clients.
Relationships are the key to success. Although we need to be technically competent, be able to communicate our plans and ideas and write a decent email, we still will not get far in our career if we do not value relationships.
Lisa Anderson reaches publishing milestone helping manufacturers & distributors achieve profitable growth with expert insights & proven processes.
AI is on the rise. How is it affecting industries, what are the potential benefits? What questions should you consider to prepare for the future?
Feeling overwhelmed? Find simple ways to escape the daily grind and spark creativity - like spending time in nature.
Lately, we've been called into several clients with ERP challenges that directly impact business growth and success. Do you desire profitable growth? If so, add ERP into your strategic discussions. Would you delegate a decision that could literally "make or break" your customer service, profit margins (or lack thereof) and ability to grow? I think not!
Persistence is important in supply chain in overcoming challenges and driving significant improvements and innovation.
Choose your mentoring relationship carefully. Look for professionals who talk the talk and walk the walk, people who deserve to be viewed as true mentors.
I'm excited to participate on the "Professional Pathways in Supply Chain" panel at the Drucker Supply Chain Forum. This panel applies equally well to students and professionals as there is an unprecedented need for strong supply chain talent in the marketplace.