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Will You Add? - Dead Wood: High Value Antiques or Dangerous Rot?
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Long-serving staff may not be able to master the latest technology or move at the current pace of change, but their knowledge and proven skills could still be harnessed for the benefit of all.
Just one of the advantages of starting a home based business is that it usually cost less than starting a business that requires office space or other facilities. Most people are already paying for a home or apartment anyway, so starting a business from that location entails very little extra overhead.Aside from eliminating the need to pay for office space, warehouse space, a restaurant, storefront, etc., the average home business also typically requires a much smaller starting investment. This is especially true of network marketing, where most busi
What should you do with these folks?
Firing them seems a mercenary way to run a business. But keeping them on staff can demotivate and demoralize others, increasing your payroll without improving profits.
A journalist recently asked me point-blank, ‘What should companies do with their “dead wood”?’
My answer was a question; ‘Is the “dead wood” raw material for valuable antiques, or is it dangerous rot?’
Many long-serving staff have a wealth of experience, customer knowledge and good ideas. They can be valuable in training new staff, contacting and caring for customers, spreading goodwill for the company through public relations or community outreach programs.
Long-serving staff may not be able to master the latest technology or move at the current pace of change, but their knowledge and proven skills could still be harnessed for the benefit of all.
Interviews are the moment of truth when you find out if you have got a job, - or not! You’ll know yourself after an interview. No one needs to tell you that answer! However, it’s a nerve racking time waiting.How do you cope? Simple, you need to make your interview count. The better your interview, - the better the chance you have of getting the job. There are few tips and interview secrets that you can learn from experience. People like me, who have seen thousands of good interviews and are willing to share their observations, their secrets and the reasons
A journalist recently asked me point-blank, ‘What should companies do with their “dead wood”?’
My answer was a question; ‘Is the “dead wood” raw material for valuable antiques, or is it dangerous rot?’
Many long-serving staff have a wealth of experience, customer knowledge and good ideas. They can be valuable in training new staff, contacting and caring for customers, spreading goodwill for the company through public relations or community outreach programs.
Long-serving staff may not be able to master the latest technology or move at the current pace of change, but their knowledge and proven skills could still be harnessed for the benefit of all.
Site location analysis of regional service areas and planning for mobile businesses is just as important as choosing a fixed site for any business. The region must be scouted out whether you are simply adding another service unit or deciding to open an entire new marketing area. Now, assuming that you have decided to go for it and open a new territory, you must send in a scout. You must take the high tech data and then move your marketing ability in the right direction. Much like any well thought out military advancement, you need to find out what we will be dealing
My answer was a question; ‘Is the “dead wood” raw material for valuable antiques, or is it dangerous rot?’
Many long-serving staff have a wealth of experience, customer knowledge and good ideas. They can be valuable in training new staff, contacting and caring for customers, spreading goodwill for the company through public relations or community outreach programs.
Long-serving staff may not be able to master the latest technology or move at the current pace of change, but their knowledge and proven skills could still be harnessed for the benefit of all.
Teamwork demands that all departments provide service to the internal customer who is on the front line serving the external customer. That means you are responsible for serving other team members and they are responsible for serving you. As a team member, you must remember that the key word to describe your relationship with others is interdependence. Others are dependent on you and you are dependent on others. We need each other to ultimately serve our external customers and to meet their specific needs.Here is an example that demonstrates the concept of inter
Long-serving staff may not be able to master the latest technology or move at the current pace of change, but their knowledge and proven skills could still be harnessed for the benefit of all.
Bonds are becoming more common in our society today. You might be wondering what a surety bond is and why they are necessary. Individual business owners, corporations, federal and state governments and municipalities may request or require a surety bond of some sort before entering into an agreement in order to secure the investment. Surety bonds can act as reinforcement for obligatory relationships between parties and/or a support for persons acting under a license or permit. A surety bond is a contract drawn up between three parties: the surety, obligee and principal
Long-serving staff may not be able to master the latest technology or move at the current pace of change, but their knowledge and proven skills could still be harnessed for the benefit of all. These team members are raw material for creating treasured and high-value antiques.
One large company offered senior staff an option of retiring early or working in new capacities as recruiters, staff trainers or customer service personnel. Each of these positions offered a lower level of salary but recognized and leveraged the staff members’ years of experience. Half of those offered the new positions stayed on, adding new value to the organization. The other half moved on.
Another company offered no salary at all, but provided office facilities and a generous incentive program so that older staff could contact former customers to help stimulate or reactivate their accounts.
The success rate was tremendous.
Each conversation brought together a long-serving staff member with a long-sta
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