Ultimate Money Saving for Work Uniforms and Career Apparel
- By Josh Stone
- Published 11/2/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
If you are truly serious about saving as much money as possible for the uniforms for your business you need to look into several different factors. It is of course easy to try and determine if you can afford uniforms, however there are some issues that can significantly impact how easily you can afford to outfit your entire staff in uniforms.
What Qualities Of A Good Leader Should You Look For?
- By Forest Marie
- Published 10/28/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
One of the top reasons so many entrepreneurs fail on the internet is because of a lack of training and guidance. This is exactly why you want to take the time to find a program with someone who has the qualities of a good leader.
Steps to Improve Customer Relations For Your Business
- By Josh Stone
- Published 10/26/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
If you had to take a guess of the most important factors that a business can impact that will increase customer relations what would you say?
How To Hire A Professional Commercial Painting Contractor
- By Tim Evans
- Published 10/22/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
This article details how to hire a commercial painting contractor. The article offer advice including insurance requirements, references and various application techniques.
Get Tough: Hold People to Account for Their Performance
- By maureen collins
- Published 10/22/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
Many people think that talking tough means using an authoritarian management style, pointing out problems and telling people how to fix them. In reality, that management style is not nearly as tough as holding someone to account for their performance by asking them to commit to action to improve it.
Get Commitment, not Submission, when you Manage Performance Problems
- By maureen collins
- Published 10/22/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
Managers sometimes act as if talking straight with people means telling them what to do and then watching them closely to make sure they do it. This management style may get the work done, but there is not likely to be much commitment to it.
Improve Maturity with Capabilities
- By Robert Howard
- Published 10/21/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
In today's fast-paced business environment, businesses need a performance framework that can grow over time, be benchmarked against the competition, and stretch the imagination of employees and stakeholders. Capabilities and maturity models can better position your business for future competition and unforeseen threats and opportunities.
How to Confront an Employee who has a History of Poor Performance
- By maureen collins
- Published 10/20/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
What do you do when you take over a team and find that your predecessor has not managed the performance of people effectively in the past? When performance problems have been allowed to continue, perhaps for years, without being confronted, you face a very difficult performance management situation.
Leadership - The Keys To 21st. Century Business Leadership
- By Wayne Messick
- Published 10/20/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
Effective leadership is the only competitive advantage you'll ever have that will endure against all others. Are you then an effective, 21st Century leader? What would your people say about your leadership? Would they say that your leadership is the one key element that insures their long term success? And how much of your energy is being spent helping your subordinates become effective leaders?
"I Do!" Make Better Offers to Your Sales Candidates
- By Lee Salz
- Published 10/20/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
The offer phase of a sales talent screening program takes preparation and finesse. The good news is that there are many parallels to sales that can be applied to this phase.
What Leadership Books Can Do For You
- By Ron Subs
- Published 10/18/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
The benefits of leadership books are often vastly underestimated. Find out what you can learn by reading the words of the executives who went before you.
Writing Your Own Leadership Books
- By Ron Subs
- Published 10/18/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
As a business leader you have a lot to share with future generations. Do it with your own leadership books.
What You Can Learn from CEO Webcasts
- By Ron Subs
- Published 10/17/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
CEO webcasts offer a wealth of opportunities for savvy entrepreneurs. Find out what they have to offer you.
How Using Alternative Energy Affects Businesses
- By Everette Jamison
- Published 10/17/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
Going green is becoming increasingly popular with businesses of all sizes.
Understanding The Increasing Relevancy Of Six Sigma Pilot Projects
- By Tony Jacowski
- Published 10/17/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
Six Sigma may have turned out to be one of the greatest success stories of our time, but even so, businesses need to address caution obviously because there can never be a system that's completely failsafe or risk free.
Cutting Costs With Six Sigma
- By Tony Jacowski
- Published 10/17/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
Six Sigma has always been an initiative targeted toward improvement in quality and providing value to the customer. However, it has been observed by several companies including Motorola, and Honeywell, that Six Sigma helps reduce costs as well. The simple philosophy of reducing defects is a deciding factor in cutting costs.
Understanding Commonly Used Six Sigma Methodologies
- By Tony Jacowski
- Published 10/17/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
A simple definition of Six Sigma would be that it is a quality management system with three main objectives (i.e., reducing costs, improving quality and achieving highly efficient business processes) wherein the defect rate never exceeds 3.4 per million opportunities that might exist for such defects to occur. So, how exactly does Six Sigma manage to achieve such seemingly loftier goals and objectives?
DFSS - The Secret Behind The Success Of New Products And Services
- By Tony Jacowski
- Published 10/17/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
Just a few decades back, businesses concentrated more on the profitability aspect when designing new products or services. However, with quite a lot of products and services failing to achieve desired results, businesses were forced to rethink their strategies - and most importantly, identify the main reasons responsible for such failures.
Can Green Belts Shoulder The Responsibility Of Six Sigma Implementations?
- By Tony Jacowski
- Published 10/17/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
Well, a simple "yes" or "no" will never be sufficient for answering this question, obviously because it all depends on the type of Six Sigma implementation and the skills and talents of Green Belts.
The Lowdown On Six Sigma Tools, Techniques, Concepts And Methodologies
- By Tony Jacowski
- Published 10/17/2008
- Managing a Business
- Unrated
It's likely that you have heard quite a lot about Six Sigma and the benefits associated with it. But, do you really understand what it signifies and how exactly does it achieve all the prominent objectives such as cost reductions, process improvements and quality enhancements?

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