It has been said that technology often moves faster than business itself. And perhaps that is true in many respects. In today’s marketplace, we are accessible 24/7 and can transact business around the globe with the touch of a button from a mobile device. Cellphones are no longer call-making devices but have become mini-powerhouses ofContinue reading “Is there an “app” for your leadership?”
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What is on your Customers’ Top Ten List?
We’ve all seen David Letterman’s Top Ten List right? Each night he (or a special guest) shares with viewers the Top Ten reasons that explain a particular event or action. It’s a clever tie into pop culture and has become one of his many trademarks. Click here to read some of Dave’s best. So what ifContinue reading “What is on your Customers’ Top Ten List?”
Three reasons why it pays to be a “2nd try” leader
Are you on LinkedIn? If so, you probably received an email, make that TWO emails from them this week. On January 31st, LinkedIn will stop supporting a standalone Tweets Application which allows users to display tweets from everyone you follow on Twitter on your LinkedIn homepage. Organizations make changes to their services all the time. Continue reading “Three reasons why it pays to be a “2nd try” leader”
Three Benefits from ‘Taking the Wheel’ in your Business
It was a travel week for me this past week. A new client relationship took me to the great state of Washington, the city of Kennewick to be exact. The local hotel hosting the conference provided a shuttle service so a car rental wasn’t a need. So I phoned the hotel when I arrived toContinue reading “Three Benefits from ‘Taking the Wheel’ in your Business”
Three Ways to Capture Those Missed Opportunities
I travel a good bit with my job. At Organization Impact, we come to you. Sometimes that travel involves rental cars and often it includes airplanes. On a recent trip I met Janet. My connection through Chicago was taking me to Alaska. Hers to Hawaii. She was a friendly woman who made the 2 hourContinue reading “Three Ways to Capture Those Missed Opportunities”