Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 18 2008 | advice, business, career, employment, getting ahead, job, mistakes, sabotaging, success, work, work from home, work relations, workplace
There is nothing like the fear of success. So how do you avoid sabotaging your career? There are a lot of ways to sabotage a career. Don’t think that just because you have the job that’s it. You still have to keep the job, work with others and survive the politics. Being able to do the job, and doing it well is not enough.
- Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - May 30 2008 | Advice, business, company, computer, construction, designer, developer, entrepreneur, Internet, mistakes, online, shopping cart, skill, solution, success, successful, Web site
The first thing you need to understand is that there is a big difference between a web designer and a web developer.
- Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - May 26 2008 | Advice, business, company, computer, Internet, Medieval Magic, rip off, sabotaging, shopping cart, solution, Web site
With anything you need to do your research. Put the time into finding the right person or company that fits your budget and creative ideas. Never forget that it is your website and needs to reflect who you are or your companies image.
Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 04 2008 | advice, business, career, company, entrepreneur, leadership, manager, mistakes, success, successful, work, relations, workplaceSo you are an entrepreneur with a successful small business, you have grown enough that you need to hire people. You have to take time from “doing” to interviewing, hiring, training, motivating, supervising, disciplining, and firing. You have to depend on others to keep your business successful. You have to let go, trust others to do as good a job as you do.
- Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 02 2008 | Advice, business, cash flow, company, credit card, discrepancy, getting ahead, mistakes, solution, success, successful, work, workplace
More business go under because of the discrepancy between the inflow and outflow of cash. What good is it if you have $1000’s in accounts receivable if you cannot pay your debts and daily operating costs today? This affects both small and large businesses, it is the way you handle the difference that counts.
- Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 21 2008 | Advice, branding, brand strategy, business, company, marketing, success, successful, human
If you have a store and your customers spend more time looking for some one to help them then looking at products you have a problem. If the staff they find tells them it is not their department so they cannot help, you have a problem. Every thing people do or do not do when representing your company affects how people view your company.
ShareViewed: 2 Times - Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 15 2008 | advice, business, career, getting ahead, job, mistakes, skill, telecommuting, work, work from home, workplace
I work from my home, or I should say I have a home business. How much work that actually gets done depends on the day. There are a lot of pitfalls with telecommuting jobs and I fall into every one.
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Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 30 2008 | ADVICE, BRAND STRATEGY, BUSINESS, GETTING AHEAD, GIFT, GIFTS, MARKETING, PROMOTIONAL, SUCCESSFULWho does not have half a dozen or so company logo magnets stuck to your fridge? They work great as a promotional gift for the delivery food industry.
- Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 26 2008 | Advice, balance, business, career, successful, work relations, workplace, life, work
Who are you? How do you see yourself? Is there balance between your work life and home life? Many people identify themselves with their job or job title and not with other achievements or aspects of their lives
- Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 25 2008 | Advice, business, career, employment, getting ahead, job, leadership, skill, work, workplace
What is the best way to learn how to develop leadership skills?
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