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How To Create A Company That Will Thrive

Smooth Sale

Photo by Geralt via Pixabay Attract the Right Job Or Clientele: How To Create A Company That Will Thrive Being a business owner is a big job with many responsibilities. Instead, figure out in what areas you can improve and be willing to put in the hard work it will require to do better.

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Put On Your Game Face and Talk Sporty To Me

Bernadette McClelland

If you’re wondering… then, yes, this is me getting my game face on and yes, I am wearing an authentic Super Bowl ring. Thirdly, we have all been in situations where we’ve had to put our game face on for whatever reason. Why have I introduced both Jen and sports into this conversation? And for a few different reasons!

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6 Tips on How to Grow Existing Accounts in a Challenging Economy

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While it’s not clear how deep the recession will be, enterprises are already planning to cut costs and scale back revenue expectations. So you need understand how execs buy enterprise software in this environment. Most economists are expecting the U.S. to drop into a recession this year.

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The Art & Science of Elevating Sales: Insights from the Coach's Corner

Braveheart Sales

Sales coaches possess a specific kind of passion that compels them to dive into the trenches with unrefined sales teams, time and time again. He has successfully helped companies grow sales and profitability in over 100 industries worldwide. This month, we sat down with one of our very own sales coaches, Chris Mott.

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Are You Managing or Leading?

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The leadership style is slowly but surely changing and raises the question, ‘Are you managing or leading?’ Their style was to mandate how employees were to do their jobs without whatsoever. Their style was to mandate how employees were to do their jobs without whatsoever.

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Success and Risk Taking - Are Your People Failing Enough?

Anthony Cole Training

Barbara Nowak - Rowe as a member of the Harvard Business Revue group in Linkedin asked the question: Do you agree that "one that never fails is not trying hard enough"? What do you think about above question? Doug was attempting to take the account over from one of the 'BIG 3" national insurance brokers.

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Do You Groom Your Best Business Asset Being Your Employees?

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The big question is how you can encourage them to be more productive. The big question is how you can encourage them to be more effective. It is hard for them to perform when they receive mixed messages or do not have confidence in the company’s future.