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HR Needs It Signed on the Dotted Line
You've been having problems with your employees that haven't been resolved. It's time to escalate to written documentation designed to get your point across and protect the company.
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Does the Employee Make the Grade or Hit the Road?
There are times when, no matter what you've done to help correct matters, you have ended up with an employee on probation. How you handle the probation period can make a different in the end result.
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Who's Got Your Employees?
Many job candidates are overlooked simply because they don't have industry experience. However, many more skills are transferable between industries than most people realize. Concentrating on these skills will give you a competitive advantage.
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Six Sigma In The Insurance Industry
Six Sigma is increasingly being used in many different industries. Industries such as insurance, which rely heavily on statistics, are ripe for using Six Sigma methodologies.
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Clearing Your Desk - Clearing Your Mind - Clearing For Action!
This article will show you a simple way of increasing your personal effectiveness.
Clearing your desk will clear your mind and you wil be ready for action!
Prepare the way for effective time management.
You will have more time for your business and its management.
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The Leadership Crisis
Todays businesses are experiencing a worrying lack leadership, not only to lead current businesses forward into growth and expansion but to mentor, support and encourage leadership with in the business for the future. Managers will continue to just manage if they do not have positive role models to learn from and aspire to be.
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Passion For Home Business
It might be easy to take the first 3 steps and join a company. The actual work begins after that and
sometimes the utmost challenge lies within you.
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Developing a High Performance Project Team
Much is written in Project Management journals about every conceivable facet of project teams. Topics about their organization, culture, communication with clients, problem solving skills, etc. are virtually endless. There are lots of rules, tips, and suggestions about what they should do but not as much on how to do it.
For example, “high performance work teams” has been a catch phrase for a long time. Everyone wants to create one or think they are a part of one but how would a PM actually develop one? If you aren’t sure, this will get you started in the right direction.
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Performance Management Gone Haywire
What has happened with Performance Management? Has it gone haywire? See if there are things that could change to make it work in a more positive process.
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Running a Business or Managing a Business?
Growth of a business requires people to work on and not simply in the business. It is a very small amount of directors that actually understand what they are meant to do when they are a director.
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The Value of a Cost Reduction Consultant
Cost reduction consultants can thoroughly review a business operation from top to bottom if management so desires. A review of contracts, materials costs and all overhead costs are the common cost areas reviewed. Business specialists can implement strategic plans for the long term health of the company.
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The Four Biggest Mistakes a Supervisor Can Make
In the twenty-plus years I have been working in human resources, I have been able to see first hand the mistakes most often made by new and seasoned supervisors, managers, and others who lead employees. Over time, I have consolidated these common errors into four major mistakes. See if you or someone in your organization is making these mistakes needlessly by reviewing the following list.
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