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Tag Archives: Hiring
Back in the Saddle
I’ve been out of commission for about a month, because of injuries sustained in a fall, but I’m able to sit at my desk, and do posts. There are a bunch of things to comment on, which I’ll try to … Continue reading
Posted in branding, ceo, emotional intelligence, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, time organization
Tagged donald trump, Entrepreneur, Hiring, Leadership, Marketing, obamacare, Sales, Small Business
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So, What Are Your New Year’s Resolutions?
No, we don’t mean lose 10 pounds. We mean, for you business owners and CEOs/Presidents out there, what are you going to resolve to do this year, and it doesn’t all have to do with more sales. Here are some … Continue reading
Posted in ceo, company culture, emotional intelligence, Entrepreneurship, eq, firing, Hiring, Internet Marketing, Marketing, Sales, supervision, time organization
Tagged Customer Service, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurial Ideas, entrepreneurship, Family Business, Hiring, Innovation, internet marketing, Leadership, Marketing, Personnel, Small Business
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What’re You Going to Do in 2017?
OK, forget the disasters of the Obama years, other than the fact that we suspect he’s going to be an annoying presence on the US and global stage for some years to come. Worse than Jimmy Carter. But on to … Continue reading
Posted in company culture, donald trump, economic policy, Entrepreneurship, firing, Hiring, sba, taxes
Tagged donald trump, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneuring, Finance, Hiring, Innovation
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3 C’s Can Boost Accountability in Your Workplace
This is the title of an article that appeared in the online version of Smartbrief recently, and really encapsulates what you need to do to increase the accountability of your people. It all starts with Commitment to the company, and … Continue reading
The Risk of Reviews
We’re in the 4th quarter of most companies’ fiscal year, to managers up and down the chain are thinking about doing or getting performance reviews. The Wall Street Journal had a useful article on this topic a few days ago, and we’ve … Continue reading
Radical New Idea: Middle Managers
Some months ago, there was an article in the Wall Street Journal about a company (Treehouse) that had NO middle managers, believing that its people were sufficiently motivated that they didn’t need them. This plan was fine until the business grew, probably … Continue reading
Workplace Democracy Gets Ambushed
I was watching Gunslingers last night on the AHC, and it seems that Wild Bill Hickock has been reincarnated as the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). The title comes from the Wall Street Journal, which has outlined the latest ambush … Continue reading
How Senior Leaders Can Connect with Front Line Workers
This was the title of an October 14th, 2014 article in Smart Briefs, and I thought it deserved both some comment and wider distribution. Here are the methods: 1. Distributed leadership. Push leadership down through your company to your direct … Continue reading
Posted in ceo, Entrepreneurship
Tagged alan mullaly, chris powell, Hiring, Leadership, management, Personnel, tom peters
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Immigration
Andy Puzder, the CEO of CKE Enterprises had a good political post in the Wall Street Journal this morning on the need for the Republicans to get going on immigration, and we couldn’t agree more. Mr. Puzder probably has good … Continue reading
Half a Loaf Buffet
Warren Buffet’s got an interesting op ed in the Wall Street Journal this morning about using the earned income tax credit to lift folks out of poverty. But, he went only part way. Businesses will normally pay whatever they think … Continue reading
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Tagged entrepreneurship, Hiring, minimum wage, sales hiring, Wall Street Journal, warren buffet
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