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In our book, you must learn how to be different and smarter. You must stop seeing the “marketing game” as you learned it in college, even if college was just last year. You've got to keep the lights on! Customer Service - Dead or Alive? You're now CIO - welcome to the hot seat!Discover how to increase customer satisfaction. Do you suffer the deep pain of trying to resolve customer service problems with non-existent people at the other end of your telephone? If you have a business, large or small do you think your customers share the same frustrations that you have? Why can’t customer service problems be handled and solved faster, more courteously and completely? Why does it seem like we can never speak directly with a real live human being? And when we do manage to speak to a live person, why does it seem that they are speaking to us from thousands of miles away? Maybe because they are indeed thousands of miles away from the U.S.The answer is that most companies that have customer service departments know they lose tons of money on their customer functions. To be blunt, customer service is a loser proposition. Period. Therefore for the best way to minimize the The CIO is probably the hottest seat on the "C" suite in terms of pressure and demands and that gets reflected in terms of a short tenure in the job. As individuals, they are typically bright, intelligent, hard-working and committed - and yet when you visit the offices of their colleagues frequently they are demanding that their CIO needs to go and go soon. How long does a CIO last? In the bad old days around the turn of the millennium - in the times of the dot-com crazy years of explosion growth and sudden collapse the accepted wisdom (or should I say urban myth) a typical CIO could expect to last 18-24 months in the job. These days, they get a while longer at the helm some say around 3-4 years (Forrester poll) and others 4-5 years (Gartner poll). You've got to keep the lights on! T Change Your Career In 2007 short tenure in the job. As individuals, they are typically bright, intelligent, hard-working and committed - and yet when you visit the offices of their colleagues frequently they are demanding that their CIO needs to go and go soon.Have you thought about starting your own business on the internet? You've looked, you've studied, and you’ve talked to others who have done it. Okay, you decide you're going to do it too. You're ready to take the plunge. You're going to start your own business and make your living online in 2007. Then what’s next?...Have you thought about starting your own business on the internet? You've looked, you've studied, and you’ve talked to others that have done it.Okay, you've decided you're going to do it too. You're ready to take the plunge. 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In the bad old days around the turn of the millennium - in the times of the dot-com crazy years of explosion growth and sudden collapse the accepted wisdom (or should I say urban myth) a typical CIO could expect to last 18-24 months in the job. These days, they get a while longer at the helm some say around 3-4 years (Forrester poll) and others 4-5 years (Gartner poll). You've got to keep the lights on! Networking - A Key Factor in a Successful Job Search he dot-com crazy years of explosion growth and sudden collapse the accepted wisdom (or should I say urban myth) a typical CIO could expect to last 18-24 months in the job. These days, they get a while longer at the helm some say around 3-4 years (Forrester poll) and others 4-5 years (Gartner poll).In today's economy, job seekers need an edge beyond their experience, education and specific industry and job-related skills, in order to find and secure a position. Regardless if you are looking for an opportunity as CEO, Vice President, IT Manager or Customer Service Representative, you need effective tools to compete within a market that is job-poor and candidate rich.Hundreds of articles and seminars have been offered describing the value of networking as being the most effective tool for finding your next position. Networking isn't new, we all network to some extent to find a new doctor, meet new people socially, to expand business contacts and many other aspects of our everyday life. The question is – can networking really help you find a job?As a young man just out of the Navy, my experience networking began without really understanding that I had begun to use networking as a tool. In those days, the inform You've got to keep the lights on! What is Your Career Personality? hese days, they get a while longer at the helm some say around 3-4 years (Forrester poll) and others 4-5 years (Gartner poll).One of the things that make us all so unique and special is that we all have different personalities. Even those of us who have similar personality traits are slightly different to each other. But have you ever wondered how your personality is affecting your career? If not you should because the way that you approach tasks, the way that you interact with others and your general attitude can have a huge impact on your career. Your personality can impact the types of career choices that you make as well as how you fare in gaining career advancement opportunities.To find out how your personality is affecting your career complete the following quiz:During team meetings you are most likely to: a. Take charge, lead the direction of the meeting and walk out at the end of the meeting having achieved your desired result b. Contribute a dozen or so ideas each one more exciting than the other, feel disappoint You've got to keep the lights on! The most obvious requirement for any CIO is to keep the core IT systems and basic infrastructure working. If they stop and the organisation ceases to function properly, then they are not going to stay around long. I guess in over 25 years of business experience, I've only seen these catastrophic failures happen 2 or 3 times and the CIO incumbent pay the price of failure. Business users and customers expect IT to work and by and large it does. I suspect expectations of reliability increase year-on-year and most CIOs are on top of this fundemental part of their game. Perhaps the big downside, is that the substantial time & efforts typical CIOs and their staffs spend "keeping the lights
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