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The Basics Of Using Cards As A Fundraiser
Using cards as a fundraiser has been employed for years. You can either have your cards professionally designed or use the talents of people within your organization to design the cards. Each year during the holidays you will see lots of cards that are made designed by children for sale as a fundraiser. It gives a personal touch to your fundraising campaign.Your cards can and should list the specific cause or event that you are fundraising for. This is an excellent

at older generation of workers who joined the company and stayed long enough to get their pension and their gold watch. Those were th

5 Reasons Customer Service Reps Should Record Themselves
“Your call may be recorded for quality purposes,” the electronic voice announces to the caller.We’re so used to hearing this notification that companies don’t even teach reps how to respond properly when customers try to opt out of being recorded. Not being able to stop a recording immediately, facilitating a customer's withholding of consent, is unlawful in many states where all-party consent to monitoring and recording is required.Major call centers use centra

Company loyalty is dead. That’s what we continuously hear. This crop of employees is not loyal to their company or to their boss. Have you ever experienced this: a key employee quits out of the blue for a “better” job and you wondered, how could she? Turnover is high in your organization and you thought, what’s wrong with these people?

Loyalty is dead and study after study seems to confirm this. Today’s employees will have an average of nine different jobs in their career—nine different jobs! That’s a real change from that older generation of workers who joined the company and stayed long enough to get their pension and their gold watch. Those were the

Leadership Lessons from the Great Pyramids - PART 2 of 2
...While "attitude" was enough to build the smaller Pyramids (like that of King Sneferu), the largest, grandest, and the only of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient world still standing, with a height of 450 feet and 756 feet square: The Great Pyramid of Khufu, needed more than just a great attitude.True greatness lies in self-actualization through workWhen work becomes choice, it no longer manifests itself as work. It is the convergence of personal desire and the

e you ever experienced this: a key employee quits out of the blue for a “better” job and you wondered, how could she? Turnover is high in your organization and you thought, what’s wrong with these people?

Your Company And Construction Estimating Programs
Relationships with workers, finding work in the first place, running projects and maintaining detailed and accurate records of all costs are just some of the responsibilities construction contracting firms have to juggle. Strategic planning is a luxury mostconstruction contractors don’t have any time for, and this is where construction estimating programs can help. Providing accurate estimates, monitoring profits and saving time are all benefits offered by good estim

h in your organization and you thought, what’s wrong with these people?

Retail Packaging Update - How Innovative Flexible Packaging Designs Can Get Your Bottom Line In Sha
In today’s marketplace, manufacturers must find a way to make their product stand out from their many competitors. As a result, makers of consumer goods are looking to the packaging industry for products that will make shoppers want to purchase their product.Innovative flexible packaging products are one such method that has become increasingly popular with manufacturers. Their unique design offers many additional merchandising and marketing opportunities that, for the

this. Today’s employees will have an average of nine different jobs in their career—nine different jobs! That’s a real change from that older generation of workers who joined the company and stayed long enough to get their pension and their gold watch. Those were th

The Need For Speed
In the world of athletics there is widely accepted principle that states: “Speed Kills”. In most sporting events speed will prevail over strength and often times speed will end-up being the deciding factor between victory and defeat. As important as speed is on the field of play it has been my experience that it is even more important in the world of business. While there is little debate that speed can create an extreme competitive advantage, it is not well understood that t

at older generation of workers who joined the company and stayed long enough to get their pension and their gold watch. Those were the “good ole days.” What happened? Who killed company loyalty?

Before we damn this generation of workers, consider this possibility. Maybe, just maybe, employers killed company loyalty. That’s right, employers killed loyalty. How could this happen? Why would they do it? It’s suicide.

Consider this: when sales slip and profits are in jeopardy, why is head count reduction the first response to quickly right the ship? When health insurance premiums inch up, why is passing the cost onto the employees the best solution? W

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Like anything else in the business world, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) requires a necessity to stay in-tune with the latest communications technology. You either adapt to stay in the game or fall way behind the competition.

The true irony of writing a Super Bowl ad, or spot, is how little writing is actually required. While many people won't even attempt to win this years' NFL Write A Super Bowl Ad Contest fearing the need to write, they don't realize that NOT being able to write may actually serve them much better. Curious?

Do customers still use PRINT Yellow Page directories, or has everything gone digital? Well, physicians, auto repair shops, attorneys, dentists, plumbers, insurance agencies, veterinarians and florists... Just these 8 (out of 300) categories alone were referenced nearly 3 BILLION times in 2005. Now consider that “online Yellow Pages” were referenced a measly 1.8 billion times for ALL BUSINESS CATEGORIES, and you can see that print Yellow Page directories are still one of the very best ways to reach valuable local prospects at the very time they’re in the market for your product or service. In fact, certain companies live and die by the Yellow Pages...

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