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...al renewal dates.
4) Punch three holes in the renewal control list and maintain it in a three-ring binder on your desk.
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Implement one (or a combination) of the four suspense systems to realize time- and money-saving benefits.
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..., for example, this has created a whole cottage industry of Cumis counsel, tak... for companies to strengthen their own insurance and risk management programs, learning from the past to avoid future perils. This article originally appeared in the Risk Management Letter, published by risk management consulting firm Warren, McVeigh & Griffin, Inc. © Copyright 1994 Griffin Communications, Inc., Newport Beach, CA 92660. No repro...
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...would keep throwing money down the hole. You have one of two choices: Terminate the program, or fine-tune the effort to improve results and...he dead giveaway to ego-centered marketing is when an agent tells us that the ...
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...l not become moles staying in our holes ordering everything from food to companionship via a computer and phone line. I believe that the personal sales ca...s manager talked, the men were half dozing, looking around, not appearing to pay attention. Not one took notes. It was as if they were saying, “Let’s get on with it. We know what we’re doing.” On the other hand, all three women were busy taking notes and listening intently. Salespeople who think they know the answers aren’t listening when it comes to selling.
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...ne around who’s not afraid to poke holes in its “latest and greatest” ideas and initiatives. Of course, most organizations either sideline or dismiss these bothersome skeptics as lousy “team players” who don’t fit into the corporate culture.
Bruce McLain was one of these people. At public relations planning meetings, everyone waited for Bruce to weigh in with his often clever and always incisive comments. Bruce’s most memorable ... out.
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... every golfer. The ability to shoot a lower score than a competitor revolves around how a player manages the environment. In this situation, the course is the commodity and the player's skill level of managing it becomes the point of differentiation. In our profession, the carrier's prices are the commodity and your skill level in understanding Total Cost of Risk (TCOR) becomes the differentiator. Put the last hole out of your mind. A great golfer recognizes that the last hole, good or bad, is only one encounter. There are 17 more that need to be successfully completed. So they don't allow themselves to become emotional about any single outcome. A bad result on a hole doesn't destroy them and a great result doesn't make them invincible. They understand the nature of this business with its ... This analysis involves choosing from a number of solutions. Don't wait in the fairway with a club in your hand. For the most part, you rarely see a professional golfer swinging their clubs while waiting for the group in front of them to clear the green. Why? Because they don't want to lose the feel of the swing. They know that they only have so many good swings during one round and don't want to waste one at the wrong time. In the same way, successful Consultative Brokers know to keep their powder dry, until their prospects are in a position to receive their best efforts. Don't waste swings on deals that aren't ready to be done. Understand how to manage the course. The course is set up the same for every golfer. The ability to shoot ...