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» Things They Don't Teach You In Management Training
By Louise Kiernan | Published 02/19/2007 | Management and Leadership
"Working with people” is arguably the most difficult aspect of a Manager’s job. Training prepares Managers to delegate, motivate, influence, coach, communicate, recognize and strategize. Often it does not prepare a Manager for the difficult employee who is resistant to most motivating, influencing, coaching, and recognition techniques.
» Hands On Floor And Wall Tiling A Lucrative Career Move
By Philip Sykes | Published 09/11/2006 | Industrial Training
You need to be aware of the shortage of good wall and floor tilers and how an intense course could pave the way to a good living and or save you money when it comes to your own DIY.
» Hands on-roofing and bricklaying
By Philip Sykes | Published 09/10/2006 | Industrial Training
We all need to have a roof over our head and four walls to protect us from the elements but how many of us actually have the skills to do this ourselves?
» Self-Limiting Beliefs Can Be Challenged And Overcome
By Jonathan Farrington | Published 09/3/2006 | Sales and Marketing
The organisation with the ability to overcome the variety of mental models living in the minds of their workforce will be the organisation that wins in the future. Emphasis has to be placed on creating an environment in which the 'can do - will do' mentality thrives and becomes the norm, success and achievement are expected and as a consequence are much more likely to happen.
» The Magic of Positive Thinking
By John Boe | Published 08/27/2006 | Motivational Skills , Career Training
Yes, there is magic in positive thinking! In aviation, the word attitude means the angle at which the plane meets the wind, whether the wings are level with the horizon, and whether it is climbing or descending.
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» Managing Your Time
By Brian Tracy | Published 11/7/2006 | Time Management
Perhaps the greatest single problem that people have today is “time poverty.” Working people have too much to do and too little time for their personal lives. Most people feel overwhelmed with responsibilities and activities, and the harder they work, the further behind they feel.
» Leading and Motivating
By Brian Tracy | Published 11/6/2006 | Management and Leadership
It’s been said that “Leadership is not what you do, but who you are.” This, however, is only partially true. Leadership is very much who you are, but it cannot be divorced from what you do. Who you are represents the inner person, and what you do represents the outer person. Each is dependent on the other for maximum effectiveness.
» Major Study Reveals Five Critical Issues For Business Leaders To Achieve Sustainable Results
By Nigel Thompson | Published 09/21/2006 | Sales and Marketing
A recent study by The Sales Activator- into 2,663 sales organisations globally has identified 5 critical issues facing sales leaders today. The results show that the vast majority of sales efforts are not achieving sustainable results.
» The Importance Of Matching Employee Requirements With Management Input
By Jonathan Farrington | Published 09/13/2006 | Sales and Marketing
In commercial terms we should seek to develop our teams in two specific areas i.e. Competence and Commitment.
Competence consists of the combination of knowledge and skills whilst Commitment is a combination of confidence and motivation.
» Where can I get loans for my small business?
By Bill Darken | Published 09/10/2006 | Management and Leadership
Funding for small businesses is often done through loans and equity. Equity is that part of the capital or money required for the business that you put up from your own pockets and the rest you take from outsiders in the form of loans.
» Managers Inability to Manage Performance
By Joe Espana | Published 09/7/2006 | Management and Leadership
The problem with the vast majority of performance management systems is the lack of real leadership capability; the ability and tendency of many managers to relinquish responsibility and hide behind the 'system' or company rules and procedures is the real cause of dissatisfaction among managers and staff with performance management.
» Streamlining Office Tasks with Microsoft Training for Businesses
By Christine Harrell | Published 09/4/2006 | Computer Training
The Microsoft Office suite, being one of the most commonly used software application among office employees, is also one which employees across the board tend to have the least knowledge.
» Web & Video Conferencing Technology: Five Great Reasons to Start Utilizing Online Meetings Now
By Dan Richmond | Published 08/28/2006 | IT Training
Several years ago I was in a computer store and a salesman was trying to sell me something, in fact, he was trying to sell me anything that he could. I said that I had the latest computer and really didn't need anything more.
» Official MCSE Bootcamp Training - The Quick and Effective Way to Become Certified
By Shannon Margolis | Published 08/27/2006 | Computer Training
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers (MCSE's) have great prospects to build and maintain a lucrative career in a wide range of prominent, highly-regarded IT companies worldwide, also being facilitated with an extensive set of promotion opportunities.
» Partnership Power!
By Ron Kaufman | Published 08/25/2006 | Team Building , Career Training
A smart new way to improve your business, and your life!
In the beginning, great products were enough to guarantee business success. Product sophistication, six sigma manufacturing and zero defects clearly beat the competition.
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