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In our increasingly global economy, English is rapidly becoming the international language of business. This is obviously a reflection not only of historical circumstances, but also of the strength of the US economy: global players are only really global if they have a slice of the American pie. There are a lot of executives working in global teams who struggle with English, and the wise boss will try hard to put this right. Either you hire only those who have good English in the first place (which is clearly not a good idea if the need for English is not a key part of
I understand the concept of complacency. Been there and done that. Complacency, according to the dictionary, is being pleased with oneself or one’s merits, advantages, and situation, often without awareness of potential danger. Have you ever been complacent? Have you ever been very happy with a situation, only to realize later that things weren’t really so great? It’s been my experience in almost 20 years of business that at one time or another, all businesses fall into the complacency trap and as the song goes, you never realize what you have until it’s gone.
Why ? Two good reasons.
First they don’t have the data to see what is going on. They are devoted to their newsletters, their webcasts, their roadshows or their white papers which they fought tooth and nail to create, fund and coordinate internally. They don’t have access to the sales pipeline or don’t carefully mine the CRM system to see what is working and what is not. In some cases they measure satisfaction with these tools but don’t measure how these tool drive prospects through the pipeline. They know which
There are a whole load of resources you can find on 'motivation'. Books, tapes, internet etc. Yet it need not be so complicated...Recently, I had the opportunity to show appreciation to someone. I was really surprised to hear back from her the following, "Are you being sarcastic?" It turned out that she had never been appreciated. No one had ever said a simple "Thank you" to her.That's it this week, notice good work and say thank you.When?When can you apply this? Well, it's easy to apply it to everything you see good in people
Why ? Two good reasons.
First they don’t have the data to see what is going on. They are devoted to their newsletters, their webcasts, their roadshows or their white papers which they fought tooth and nail to create, fund and coordinate internally. They don’t have access to the sales pipeline or don’t carefully mine the CRM system to see what is working and what is not. In some cases they measure satisfaction with these tools but don’t measure how these tool drive prospects through the pipeline. They know whic
Sitting in the Ivory Tower is not for unconventional leaders who sometimes deviate from their original roadmap. They have unconventional thinking and imagination that they use for their organization to succeed. Their unconventional wisdom puts a new spin on leadership. A new model for professional achievement is needed in our 21st Century economy. It requires discarding many of our traditional notions about how to succeed.Here are seven tips to What Makes a Great Leader:1. See the big picture: Great leaders are able to see the big picture an
First they don’t have the data to see what is going on. They are devoted to their newsletters, their webcasts, their roadshows or their white papers which they fought tooth and nail to create, fund and coordinate internally. They don’t have access to the sales pipeline or don’t carefully mine the CRM system to see what is working and what is not. In some cases they measure satisfaction with these tools but don’t measure how these tool drive prospects through the pipeline. They know whic
All the recent talk about earning big money by becoming bankers…has caused a rush by everybody (be it fresh grads, experienced professionals, etc) into the financial services industry. It is true that the money is in this industry now.However, to be earning the top dollars (i.e. to be in the front line) one need to be a certain caliber and I hope most of you agree with me that not everyone in this world is top caliber. And also, one got to look at what are the sacrifices for such money and prestige.Personally I would recommend most of us who are not of su
Outsmart ThemCategory benefits are a poor substitute for brand meaning and brand definition. It is one of the major pratfalls in brand development and a trap into which many brands fall victim. Defining your brand by such benign promises is a sure fire bet to promote the market leader — not exactly what you have in mind when your goal is to grab market share and outsmart your competition.Look around at the market today and you can see these “benign brands” wallowing in brand failure and falling back on big budget ad spends to steal shar
Consider the example of a marketing team that built an information portal aimed at their target prospects. They assumed that there was a hunger for information about their sector and they figured that if their brand provided this information, prospects would be more open to buying from them.
Over 2 years they invested time, people and cash heavily in collecting, editing and displaying every bit of content they could find. They built a database of 200,000 names and invited them to the portal every month. In a year they delivered 2.4 million targeted impressions be
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