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IMPROVING AGENCY MORALE: ARE YOUR EMPLOYEES TRULY HAPPY? by Grace Bauer Are your employees truly happy? If you answered 'yes,' think again! After working in various positions from secre...
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INCREASING AGENCY MORALE: ARE YOUR EMPLOYEES TRULY HAPPY? by Grace Bauer Are your employees truly happy? If you answered 'yes,' think again! After working in various positions from secr...
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LOSS PORTFOLIO TRANSFER by Al Rhodes A loss portfolio transfer (LPT) is one of the few transfers that can be a winning deal for buyer and seller. An LPT allows you to transfer claims to another ...
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QUESTIONS FOR INTERVIEWING AGENCY ACCOUNTING OR CFO CANDIDATES 1. How do you recommend we book direct-bill commissions-on an as-received basis or by accrual? This question has three parts: ...
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STEWARDSHIP REPORTS AN ANTIDOTE TO MARKET INSANITY: PART I by Rob Ekern First in a two-part series, this document by Rob Ekern explains what a Stewardship report is and...
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THE QUALITY SCORECARD by Al Diamond Without industrywide efforts to improve, the insurance industry will continue to be susceptible to alternative markets, alternative-distribution channels, an...
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WEBSITE MARKETING: A BALANCING ACT by Richard Barry Although this article gets down to basics, it's not an introduction to website development or a 101 approach to interactive Internet c...
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Far from just another sales technique or gimmick, Productive Selling Attitude (PSA) is a fundamental approach to making sales.
PSA is emerging from a clear understanding of how customers think, as well as from the expectations of suppliers and vendors.
Only those who are brutally honest with themselves really make it in sales - this means admitting that it is getting more difficult to "make the sale."
The obstacles to success are everywhere. Automated telephone systems serve as an impenetrable wall. The fear of making a wrong decision creates endless delays and false starts.