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The Collaborative Humanistic Workplace
Over the next few years, Gen Yers will enter the workforce in ever-increasing numbers. Gen Yers entrepreneurial spirit makes them self-reliant yet camaraderie oriented attuned a community environment. The influx of Yers will usher in a variety of new learning and performance expectations as well as challenges that will affect how a company manages its employees. For the first time in modern hi

80% or more, had repeated downsizings or even went out of business. There still are many companies and individuals in the survival mode today. They are

Online Resume Tips and Secrets
I manage a website for corporate flight attendants that features resumes prominently listed on the first page of the site. Unlike some careers, corporate flight attendants must promote themselves overtly in order to find work especially if they are contractors. Since adding this feature two years ago, I have learned that an online copy must be arranged differently than that of a hard copy prim

Sun Tzu in the Art of War talks about the perils of a leader who lacks the ability to be decisive. When battling in business today, you are watched very closely as a leader. One thing that teammates of a leader will not forgive is lack of certainty. By your words, voice qualities and body language - you either transfer certainty or you transfer doubt. People want to follow a leader who can clearly paint a compelling picture of the future. The events of the past several years have shaken that trust in corporate America with a sting of disappointments.

Maybe your company saw it stock price chopped by 80% or more, had repeated downsizings or even went out of business. There still are many companies and individuals in the survival mode today. They are

Planning Your Fundraising Program
Planning and organizing a fund raising program can be a very challenging task for many organizations that need financial help. Because there are so many ideas that can be used as a fundraising program, picking just one for your event can be overwhelming.You may be considering a fund raising program that was successful for another organization, but since you likely have a different kind

closely as a leader. One thing that teammates of a leader will not forgive is lack of certainty. By your words, voice qualities and body language - you either transfer certainty or you transfer doubt. People want to follow a leader who can clearly paint a compelling picture of the future. The events of the past several years have shaken that trust in corporate America with a sting of disappointments.

Career Advice: Never Let Your Boss Be Surprised By Bad News
There is only one thing worse than delivering bad news to your boss. That is not raising the red flag when you know trouble is brewing, because it is a cardinal sin to let your boss be surprised.No organization escapes the negatives forever. Budgets are not met. Deliveries are late. Machines don't work. People are caught with their hands in the cookie jar.It is important to your

either transfer certainty or you transfer doubt. People want to follow a leader who can clearly paint a compelling picture of the future. The events of the past several years have shaken that trust in corporate America with a sting of disappointments.

Mailroom Solutions For The 21st Century
Does this scenario sound familiar? Your print shop went two days beyond the promised delivery date of your promotional materials. Your freight forwarder did not deliver before the weekend but showed up on the following Monday. Your assistant and the mail room person both called in sick for the next few days. You are now 5 days behind on a crucial 6,000-piece mailing to your distributors. The m

he past several years have shaken that trust in corporate America with a sting of disappointments.

New Business - Trading Equity for Cash
You awake in the middle of the night with a business idea that will change the world. The only problem, of course, is you need money to get the business moving. What do you do?Investors and EquityPractically every economy is built upon the backs of small businesses and entrepreneurs. Every day someone comes up with an idea that will make a great business. Every day, these same pe

80% or more, had repeated downsizings or even went out of business. There still are many companies and individuals in the survival mode today. They are concerned with surviving and not thinking how they can out innovate, out think and out hustle the competition.

What difficult leadership situations have you found yourself in the last few years? One simple concept to remember when facing adversity is that there is a difference between difficult and impossible. A couple years ago when playing for the Arizona Cardinals, Jake Plummer and his team found themselves down my 21 with twelve minutes left against the Eagles in Philadelphia. Most teams would fold in that situation, but the Cardinals had Jake. According to an article in Sports Illustrated, this

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Sounds obvious, but many problem-solving projects fall apart at what should be the easy part. Choose a solution strategy that works, i.e., fixes the right problem and is practical for your situation. Then implement the strategy--completely. The problem won't go away if you get distracted by other projects and never finish. This article includes ideas to help make sure you get to really do solve that problem.

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