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lsquo;CHANGE OR DIE! THE CULTURE OF YOUR ORGANIZATION by Mike Manes Should you attempt to change the culture of your organization? Mike Manes recommends that you restruct...
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lsquo;IT AIN'T EASY BEING A CUSTOMER ANYMORE!' by Mike Manes The good news about being a poor old Cajun boy (I've been criticized for using this term to describe my...
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AGENCY TELEPHONE PROCEDURES: TIME MANAGEMENT by Karen Flaherty Transferring Telephone Calls There are calls you will not handle personally but will transfer to supervisors or co-wo...
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AVOID THE EMPATHY TRAP by Chris Burand The ability to empathize is admirable. It requires listening, understanding, ...
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COMMONALITY BREEDS RELATIONSHIPS by Jack Burke We're more alike than we think. Relationships, whether face-to-face or cyber-distanced,...
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COMMUNICATION BUILDS TRUST by Bill Cates Why we all need honest communication in our business and personal lives. In his book Just Be Honest, Steven Gaffney believes that withhold...
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EFFECTIVE GOAL REACHING by Randy Schwantz Follow this four-step planning strategy to reach your goals. The key to achieving anything is to have a plan. More important, you need a ...
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The key to achieving anything is to have a plan. More important, you need a plan you believe will work. Companies are willing to pay for sales training because it increases sales, meaning more money.
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HOW DOES YOUR STAFF LEARN BEST? by Monica Woldring Most people have found that they learn things easiest when using one learning method. For example, in order to learn how to use a computer...
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LISTENING: SO WHATS IN IT FOR ME? by Lynn Thomas Listening differs from hearing. Hearing is passive. Listening is a learned skill its active. People remember only about ...