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CHANGE: WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY! by Chris Burand A changing industry offers the greatest opportunity business people ever have for becoming successful. Chris Burand urges you to welco...
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PERSONAL PRESENTATION
One of the things that can irritate an already upset person is your personal presentation. If they feel that your grooming and dress are unprofessional or inappropriate, they're more likely to hassle you. Some areas of personal presentation, if not seen to, might have a negative influence on an upset person. Check to make sure that your:
Hair is clean, brushed or combed, and well kept.
Clothing is pressed, neat, clean, and in good repair.
Breath is fresh.
Hands and fingernails are clean, with no chipped polish.
Face is shaved, or mustache/beard is neatly trimmed.
Makeup is applied neatly, moderately, and appropriately.
Stockings are run-free.
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O'NEAL, DELHOMME, TOMS, AND DELAHOUSSAYE A GOOD FIT ! by Mike Manes This is the second in a series of articles by Mike Manes on managing organizations and leading people. The fir...
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PERPETUATION PLANNING: PLANTING PEOPLE by Al Diamond Make human assets the most important resources in perpetuating your agency. A Chinese prove...
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R.I.P: RETIRE IN PLACE by Al Diamond Dont let a Retire in Place owner or employee sabotage agency perpetuation. Much of our work at Agency Consulting Group, I...
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THE CUSTOMER LIFE CYCLE AND HOW IT INFLUENCES YOUR SUCCESS by Lynn Thomas Your customers have four distinct stages in their life cycle development with your agency. Lynn Thomas explain...
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Whether you’re dealing with producers or athletes, helping players develop will win the game.
In this cynical age, it’s hard not to be suspicious of the establishment. When something goes wrong, it’s easy to blame the government, your parents, or society — but a bit harder to find the flaws in yourself.