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Consistency
I once overheard one executive comment to another, "I noticed that you park in the spot every day. You are usually the first one here, but you always park at the far end of the first row. I like variety and always look for the be

ve to this than others, but I want to work with people who are self-aware. I'm not expecting people

Financing Your Franchise: SBA Loans
Financing is one of the most confusing, and often frustrating, aspects of opening a franchise. Some franchisees pay cash, others take out home equity loans or tap into their retirement savings.In this article, we look at o

When I meet a professional for the first time, I want to know if they practice what they preach. It's too easy to tell others to do something. I'm looking for a disconnect between someone's image and actions.

If there is a discrepancy, I question them to find out more. People will either respond sheepishly "Yeah, I know" or be stunned to think that their image matters. Perhaps I'm more sensitive to this than others, but I want to work with people who are self-aware. I'm not expecting people t

Opening A Dollar Store - Examine the Books Before Purchasing an Existing Store
The financial records of an existing store can tell you more about that store’s history than any other piece of information. If you are considering acquiring an existing store your means of opening a dollar store don’t discount t

s too easy to tell others to do something. I'm looking for a disconnect between someone's image and actions.

Five Strategies To Strengthen Your Company's Financial Management
Too many businesses wait until a crisis occurs before they start to focus on improving their financial management. Often, by that time, it can be too late. By setting aside an hour now to evaluate the strengths and weaknesse

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Finding A Job Using The Internet
Times have changed; job seekers and employers are no longer waiting for the newspaper delivery in the local shop to find that perfect job and employers are no longer rushing to place an advert in the paper. Today people are using

d sheepishly "Yeah, I know" or be stunned to think that their image matters. Perhaps I'm more sensitive to this than others, but I want to work with people who are self-aware. I'm not expecting people

Virtual vs Bricks and Mortar
There are basically three general views in today’s world of business. The first is that the only thing stable and asset tangible is a company that possesses a building and has in stock an inventory of whatever they are selling.

ve to this than others, but I want to work with people who are self-aware. I'm not expecting people to be perfect - I just want to ensure they personally know of what they speak.

Marketing is all about a consistent message. How do you answer the phone? How do you respond to emails? What does your website look like? Your brochures? How do you introduce yourself?

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We all make mistakes in business. The important issue is that we learn from them and apply the lessons in both our online and off-line business activities.

You’re spending a ton on advertising and you’re just not getting the results you expected. Customers aren’t calling. Nobody knows who you are. Or worse yet, they’re confusing you with your competition. Is it the writing? The design? The positioning? Here’s an unusual approach to closing in on why your ads aren’t working.

No one looks forward to reprimanding an employee. However, the process will go much more smoothly if you don't make the mistakes that I describe below. Here are 10 deadly sins found in reprimanding employees.

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