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Keep Pace with Changing Staff Needs
Today's labor market gives workers more opportunity to move from one company to another looking for increased job satisfaction.…
The Five Critical Cs of Pricing
What is the best price for your products or services? It isn't based on how many customers you have, how many salespeople…
Stamp Out Bad Attitudes and Boost Profits
A good attitude can work wonders at any organization. A cheerful receptionist, a friendly delivery person or a sales clerk with a…
Make Your Advertising Withstand FTC Scrutiny
When preparing advertising materials for your company, or hiring an agency to design them, keep in mind the three basic laws that are…
Take Them Out To The Ballgame
One of the most effective and inexpensive ways of building employee loyalty is to hold regular outings and get-togethers. By holding…
Distinguish Your Company’s Elite: Follow the Pareto Principle
Even in America, not all customers are created equal. If you apply the "Pareto Principle" to your sales department, you're…
Enhance your Profit with This 12-Step Plan
Chances are, you have some great ideas on ways to increase profits at your company. But it takes more than ideas to make progress. It…
Taking on the World
If your company would like to tackle the international market, it's time to evaluate your chances of success. Assessing Target…
Greater Workplace Safety Can Save Your Business Money
Workers' compensation costs employers an average of $1.37 per $100 of payroll. That figure can vary widely, because dangerous…
Rx for Itemizing Medical Expenses
Medical expenses can be costly — and they're not always covered by insurance. But there may be a silver lining: You may be…
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