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Sir Ernest Shackleton has been called the "the greatest leader that ever came on God's earth... bar none". From 1914-1916 Shackleton and his team survived the wreck of their ship, Endurance, in the crushing Antarctic ice, stranded twelve hundred miles from civilization with no means of communication and no hope of rescue. It was Shackleton's ability to choose the right people and his leadership skills that have been credited for the safe return of every member of the team. His approaches to ...
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I will assume most people reading this article have a home business and are engaged in some sort of product based opportunity. This may apply to you if you are not, but let's assume you are selling or offering an opportunity that involves a product. The primary way your home business will grow is by attracting more people to your products or opportunity. There are several steps to business growth in between the steps of advertising and adding a customer. A savvy home business person is always ...
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Every leader, supervisor, coach, team member and parent has been told of the value of giving positive feedback. We've heard reasons why. We've heard we don't do it enough. We've learned all of the basics about giving positive feedback successfully: make it timely, make it specific, and when giving positive feedback consider sharing it publicly. All of this is good advice, but it falls short of the mark if we want to make a long term lasting difference in the self-image, confidence, and ...
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November 2005. Winter is just around the corner here in Western Michigan. The leaves are literally raining off the trees. Just this morning at breakfast as I looked into the woods and I could see a steady stream of golden brown, red and yellow leaves heading towards the earth. Last month I talked about keeping your quality improvement changes in place--using a manual that you develop of SOP's, standard operating procedures. By the way, if you missed that issue, you can find it on my website, ...
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For many of us change is a difficult process. In organizations like healthcare it seems to advance at a snail's pace sometimes. There is a need for change in healthcare, most agree, though we would be hard pressed to agree upon the changes needed. One incentive for change is pay-for-performance programs now beginning in several areas. I would like to describe a couple that affect primary care physicians and then give a few suggestions as to how to adopt changes to take advantage of these ...
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b>Going Underground: The role of underground movements in modern organisations Forget about empowerment. Forget leadership training. Forget coaching skills. The way to make a difference to your company is through rebellious underground movements. But underground movements are a Bad Thing. They work against the hierarchy and against the good of the organisation that they inhabit. Rebellion undermines the leadership and weakens the shared direction of an organisation. Then again, underground ...
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Workplace Security for Small to Midsize Businesses... Since September 11, 2001 surveys, polls and research suggests that a majority of small to midsize businesses are not yet prepared to handle a terrorist attack, let alone a natural catastrophe. The research suggest that this segment of our business society is thirsting for information and looking for leadership. However, it does appear this community is willing to invest in security but, are not yet in a position to make costly investments ...
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Introduction Supervising is like parenting. These are two of the most important jobs any one can do, but few people are adequately prepared or trained to do them. Most people learn by trial and error with varying degrees of success. But both jobs are far too important to be left to chance and the good news is that you can learn with some help and guidance how to be successful in them. This article will help you to be a more effective and efficient supervisor. Supervisor's Role In one sentence, ...
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Copyright © Ollie Rains OMRains.net Recently, I have been surfing for free credits on my free traffic generator, Traffic Swarm. I never realized how many business opportunities are available. What does a person do to choose one? First, you need to always take all that hype and read between the lines, although it's not all that easy to do. I don't know about everyone else, but when I see all the hype, I'm just plain scared! I mean, how can I possibly make all the money they promise? And if ...
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As a relatively new comer to internet commerce, I have indeed learned a great deal about doing business online. I wanted to take a few minutes to share them with you. First, it's not as easy as I perceived it would be. I thought it would be simple! Well, I have learned that without my mentor and trainer, I would not have had any idea what to do. So, if you are thinking about starting an online business, it would be wise to choose one with a really good training program, and proven ...
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