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    Stop Selling by the Month!
    I can always tell what part of the month it is by my book sales. Want to know how? At the end of the month, everyone is scrambling to make sales so my sales are down. At the beginning of the month, most salespeople are surfing the web instead of working so my sales are way up.Did you know that top producers don't work by the month, what part of the month it is, how
    n, and all three had lasted less than three months.

    Jenny had enough, she left after 6 months and found her current position. It wasn't the money that was her main issue. It was the flexibility and appreciation. Although her boss was pleasant enough, he just didn't understand that there is more to working with someone than just paying their wages.

    The Final Word

    When employing staff make sure they are the right fit. If you're looking for someone who can be extremely flexible in their hours and can come in early and stay l

    Strategic Planning Should Not Forget Goal Achievement Training and Development
    Strategic planning by its nature involves goals. Yet, do your people know how consistently plan, set and achieve their personal goals? If they can’t consistently achieve what matters most to them personally, how will they achieve what matters to you as the organization?Yes, you may have adopted a proven goal setting process, but that is only one piece of th
    In most organisations the administration/support team, although they can be acknowledged as being important to the business, they are treated as if they're not.

    Day after day, week after week they are in the office, slogging away making sure the work gets done. Many of them are so conscientious they won't take time out and stay at their desks until the work is done. Not only are they integral to the running of any business, their income and the way they are treated may not always reflect the importance of their role.

    Jenny's Story

    Jenny has worked for her current employer, for the past three years and thoroughly enjoys her role as Personal Assistant to the General Manager. They have a great working relationship. Whenever she needs time off to attend her children's sports days and special events, it's never an issue. If she requires the occasional afternoon or morning off to deal with personal matters, all she has to do is ask. Because of this attitude with her employer, she does her utmost best in her work and never thinks twice about working overtime on the odd occasion. In fact she works twice as hard.

    This is a totally different situation to Jenny's previous employer. Jenny had been working for another organisation where her boss was 'married to the job'. Although he had a wife and family, his behaviour didn't reflect this. He worked all hours of the day and night and couldn't understand why everyone else went home at 5.00 p.m. Although she did her utmost best to organise him and get the work done on time, he would always ask for tasks to be done just when she was getting ready to leave for the day.

    On the many occasions when she worked back or took work home so that her boss would have what he wanted for the next morning,he never thanked her. He just assumed that's what she should do. He never considered her needs. She was a single parent and therefore had major responsibilities. She had a life too. Her boss on the other hand was fortunate to have a a wife who didn't work and took care of their personal life.

    Prior to Jenny being in this role, there had been three other people who had worked in her position, and all three had lasted less than three months.

    Jenny had enough, she left after 6 months and found her current position. It wasn't the money that was her main issue. It was the flexibility and appreciation. Although her boss was pleasant enough, he just didn't understand that there is more to working with someone than just paying their wages.

    The Final Word

    When employing staff make sure they are the right fit. If you're looking for someone who can be extremely flexible in their hours and can come in early and stay la

    The Entrepreneurial Personality and Home Based Business Opportunity Seeker
    What is it that motivates the entrepreneur and true home based business opportunity seeker?Of all the hundreds of thousands of people who make the transition every year from employee to entrepreneur, some succeed and others fail.Could there be some common characteristics those who manage to succeed all have in common?Many of these successful home based busine
    ory

    Jenny has worked for her current employer, for the past three years and thoroughly enjoys her role as Personal Assistant to the General Manager. They have a great working relationship. Whenever she needs time off to attend her children's sports days and special events, it's never an issue. If she requires the occasional afternoon or morning off to deal with personal matters, all she has to do is ask. Because of this attitude with her employer, she does her utmost best in her work and never thinks twice about working overtime on the odd occasion. In fact she works twice as hard.

    This is a totally different situation to Jenny's previous employer. Jenny had been working for another organisation where her boss was 'married to the job'. Although he had a wife and family, his behaviour didn't reflect this. He worked all hours of the day and night and couldn't understand why everyone else went home at 5.00 p.m. Although she did her utmost best to organise him and get the work done on time, he would always ask for tasks to be done just when she was getting ready to leave for the day.

    On the many occasions when she worked back or took work home so that her boss would have what he wanted for the next morning,he never thanked her. He just assumed that's what she should do. He never considered her needs. She was a single parent and therefore had major responsibilities. She had a life too. Her boss on the other hand was fortunate to have a a wife who didn't work and took care of their personal life.

    Prior to Jenny being in this role, there had been three other people who had worked in her position, and all three had lasted less than three months.

    Jenny had enough, she left after 6 months and found her current position. It wasn't the money that was her main issue. It was the flexibility and appreciation. Although her boss was pleasant enough, he just didn't understand that there is more to working with someone than just paying their wages.

    The Final Word

    When employing staff make sure they are the right fit. If you're looking for someone who can be extremely flexible in their hours and can come in early and stay l

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    e odd occasion. In fact she works twice as hard.

    This is a totally different situation to Jenny's previous employer. Jenny had been working for another organisation where her boss was 'married to the job'. Although he had a wife and family, his behaviour didn't reflect this. He worked all hours of the day and night and couldn't understand why everyone else went home at 5.00 p.m. Although she did her utmost best to organise him and get the work done on time, he would always ask for tasks to be done just when she was getting ready to leave for the day.

    On the many occasions when she worked back or took work home so that her boss would have what he wanted for the next morning,he never thanked her. He just assumed that's what she should do. He never considered her needs. She was a single parent and therefore had major responsibilities. She had a life too. Her boss on the other hand was fortunate to have a a wife who didn't work and took care of their personal life.

    Prior to Jenny being in this role, there had been three other people who had worked in her position, and all three had lasted less than three months.

    Jenny had enough, she left after 6 months and found her current position. It wasn't the money that was her main issue. It was the flexibility and appreciation. Although her boss was pleasant enough, he just didn't understand that there is more to working with someone than just paying their wages.

    The Final Word

    When employing staff make sure they are the right fit. If you're looking for someone who can be extremely flexible in their hours and can come in early and stay l

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    ave for the day.

    On the many occasions when she worked back or took work home so that her boss would have what he wanted for the next morning,he never thanked her. He just assumed that's what she should do. He never considered her needs. She was a single parent and therefore had major responsibilities. She had a life too. Her boss on the other hand was fortunate to have a a wife who didn't work and took care of their personal life.

    Prior to Jenny being in this role, there had been three other people who had worked in her position, and all three had lasted less than three months.

    Jenny had enough, she left after 6 months and found her current position. It wasn't the money that was her main issue. It was the flexibility and appreciation. Although her boss was pleasant enough, he just didn't understand that there is more to working with someone than just paying their wages.

    The Final Word

    When employing staff make sure they are the right fit. If you're looking for someone who can be extremely flexible in their hours and can come in early and stay l

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    n, and all three had lasted less than three months.

    Jenny had enough, she left after 6 months and found her current position. It wasn't the money that was her main issue. It was the flexibility and appreciation. Although her boss was pleasant enough, he just didn't understand that there is more to working with someone than just paying their wages.

    The Final Word

    When employing staff make sure they are the right fit. If you're looking for someone who can be extremely flexible in their hours and can come in early and stay late, then make sure that person is in the right personal situation to do that.

    Employing people is a skill in itself. Keeping them happy so that they will be an important part of your business is another story. As mentioned in prior newsletters, when you look after your people, they will look after you and your business.

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