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Graduation time is here and many graduates will be heading off to further their education/training, or starting their working careers. For those entering the “work environment’ here are ten keys to success:
Remember, your boss is your primary customer……
There are many pros and cons associated with meetings.
Some say meetings are a waste of time, too long, and just not very informative. How often have you heard, “I hate to go to meetings especially when I could be getting some things done, I need to…..
Here’s a holiday gift idea! Although my new book is a special gift for the graduate, it’s also an ideal holiday present for not only the highschool or college graduate, but those in a new job,or transitioning from a job to another job or position/department. Entrepreneurs will find it interesting reading as they approach the task of hiring and training new people. And…..
We live in the world of speedy communication. About as fast as anything is said, it can be communicated throughout the world. The Internet is a wonderful tool that brings information to the palm of your…..
Yes, I was a very hardworking person in my career, so my career success was not all luck. However, it was some luck to have parents that raised me well, to have good health, to have a good quality education, and…..
Recently I read a tweet that questioned, “What is the greatest lesson, you as a leader, article learned”?
I believe change is a leader’s greatest challenge. Creating an environment that embraces and promotes positive change requires many strategies and approaches. This is not an easy task.
Change is difficult…..
There is little argument that Toyota Motor Corporation builds some of the highest quality automobiles at the lowest total cost. Year in and year out we see Toyota at the top of the lists, or, having more automobiles in the “top 10” than any other…..
Recently, I met with some of the staff at a major magazine in Sarasota, Florida. We were discussing my book, The Graduate Handbook, You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know and how the best practices, written about in the book, are specifically designed to help the ‘new worker’. We…..