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Building an office culture without the office

Sales and Marketing Management

The company has tried to bolster team spirit and camaraderie while its employees are working remotely with virtual interoffice competitions, including a recent challenge to see who could hold a plank the longest. Build a sense of shared leadership. Set specific goals and report on your progress toward achieving those goals frequently.

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500 Hams on Christmas: A Profile on HubSpot's Employee #6, Dan Tyre

Hubspot Sales

When I asked him what the key lessons he pulled from his time there were, these are what he referenced: Use hustle as a competitive advantage. In 2006, Dan received a call from Brian Halligan asking him to be employee number four at his new company, HubSpot. Always break down goals by revenue, new customers, and retention.

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3 Notable Women CIOs Transforming their IT Departments

DiscoverOrg Sales

Evaluating the expansion of enterprise document management with OpenText including the integration with Maximo, Microsoft SharePoint & Prolog applications, the implementation of City Attorney workflow & record retention, and the deployment of a viewer to include GIS and engineering file formatting.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Is Return on Customer (ROC) a good.

The ROI Guy

Wednesday, November 08, 2006 Is Return on Customer (ROC) a good business value metric? Most CRM ROI oriented business cases focus too much on the near term, counting only direct “hard&# benefits and ignoring the more important soft benefits that relate to customer satisfaction, retention and lifetime value optimization.

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