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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Management should not involve dictatorship
Image via Wikipedia I have had my difficulties recently dealing with a Government department, HMRC. A current trend in an era of cuts is to sweep away those employees who are regarded as expensive, which means the loss of many … Continue reading
Unemployment, qualifications and aptitude
On the local news on TV there was a feature from a seaside town about the high level of unemployment. One guy interviewed complained he couldn’t get a job despite being a qualified bricklayer, gym instructor and IT technician. Now … Continue reading
Posted in marketing, productivity, Start-up
Tagged benefit, business, Business and Economy, Employment, Job Search, jobseeker, responsibility, small business, Start-up
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Alliances and team players
Photo by LordNikon I am a great believer in getting out and talking to other people in business. I go to networking meetings, I go to seminars and I am a member of several business groups where we may … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning, management, marketing, networking, productivity
Tagged cooperate, cooperative, marketing, networking, professional, responsibility, small business, together
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Being there – the secret of referral networking
I am back to one of my favourite subjects, but I make no apology. If you belong to referral networking group you have to turn up almost all the time. That’s how it works. You have to be seen, you … Continue reading
Posted in networking, Referral networking, Sales
Tagged absentee, Ivan Misner, network, networking, referral, reputation, trust
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Unwise business assumptions
Image via Wikipedia I remember when I was starting out in the workplace, I took a client file I had been working on to my immediate boss for review. I remember he picked on something I had done and asked … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning, management, networking
Tagged adviser, BBC Television, Bhutan, business, help, Himalayas, planning, small business, Snow Leopard, tiger
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Businesses should be careful what they say
Some PR material you see on-line and off-line is quite discouraging to the prospective client or customer. Continue reading
Posted in Business planning, Customer relations, marketing, Sales
Tagged advertising, marketing, reputation, small business, Website
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Choosing a name for a small business
Image by bsterling via Flickr What’s in a name? I like to be able to relate to a business. I like to get a feeling for what it stands for and for the person behind it. I like any business … Continue reading