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There is one element common to every individual, relationship, team, family, company, country, economy and civilization throughout the world; this one thing, if removed, will destroy even the most powerful organization, the most successful businesses, the richest economies, the most influential leaders, the greatest friendship, and the heartiest brand. On the other hand, this one thing, when developed and leveraged …
Continuing with the week’s theme of being a professional, consider what it takes to be a dominant force in any endeavor. As we watch or play sports, we all know there are victories, and then there are V I C T O R I E S. Being a football fan, last year’s NCAA season gave us some incredible wins: like West Point barely …
When one thinks of being a pro, our mind often turns to athletes who have reached the pinnacle of performance. By that definition, a professional is anyone who makes a living in a field where many are amateurs, and their work is characterized by reaching seemingly unattainable levels of performance while holding to the highest possible technical and ethical standards in that field.
I just read an article written by a colleague of mine, Marty Caldwell. Here is a link to his article https://goo.gl/8K09Mr. The title of the article Corporate Vision and How It Creates Sales Success applies not only to sales but to all areas of an organization. Corporate Vision can also attract the right people to your organization. The phrase “Employer …
6 Hiring Metrics Every manager Should Have on Their Dashboard Effective hiring is critical for a smooth running company. The way to know if what you are currently doing is working is by tracking metrics. Stay on top of these 6 critical measurements. They give you important insight into what is successful and what needs improvement. Candidate Quality Ratio This metric is also …
According to the results of a 2012 study published in Forbes Magazine, 46 percent of new employees in professional positions quit or are fired from their job within the first 18 months. That statistic is alarming enough on its own. What is even more surprising is the reason for the failure. It would be natural to assume the high rate …
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