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Harvey Mackay

No business can stay in business without customers.  How customers are treated and sadly, mistreated, determines how long the doors stay open.  Poor quality service has probably doomed as many businesses as poor quality products.   Enter the "guru of customer service," John Tschohl.  He earned that moniker from USA Today, Time and Entrepreneur
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Pradeep

I would say execution is the link between having a great business idea and obtaining business results. When organizations struggle to achieve what they set out to, then their execution is weak. More often than not it is felt that when it comes to execution, it's the role of the shop floor manager.
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Shamim Rafeek

{mosimage}{mosimage}I got a short message in my mobile phone today morning which says, " If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a
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Harvey Mackay

We were treated pretty well back when we were in diapers.  We made our wishes known, and the world as we knew it listened.  When we wanted to be fed, we were fed.  No waiting around for the dinner to get done or the waiter to notice us jumping up and down and
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Amit Grover

Finance is the holy grail for startup entrepreneurs. If you find it and manage it well, it can do wonders for your venture, but if you make few mistakes managing finance, it can break your back.
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Ivan R Misner

The end is near!  No, not the end of the world, I’m talking about the end of the recession. According to a survey of over 5,000 businesspeople released in January at BNIBusinessIndex.com business is starting to look up.   The
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Amit Grover

During my school days, we used to have a time-table for full day. When to study, when to play, what time to go to sleep, exercises etc. and it was a wonderful way to keep us organized and pack in more in the 24 hours. Later, we went to college and got a bit spoilt by the freedom! That was followed by a job, where every day was in a learning or fire-fighting mode!
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Amit Grover

My young entrepreneur friends will really enjoy watching the movie “Band Baaja Baraat”, and there are 10 reasons to like it. First of all, I must confess I had a choice between Tees Maar Khan (TMK) and BBB, and I am happy I took right choice. The story is simple, a guy and a girl are young, ambitious and want to do something in life.
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Harvey Mackay

Paul was majoring in zoology at college.  One semester he took a course in the study of birds -- ornithology.  For the final exam, Paul studied until he had the textbook nearly memorized.  He knew his class notes backward and forward.  He was eager to tak
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Amit Grover

The first 100 days of a startup are known as a valley of death, that is the time when a company has the maximum risk of survival – and one of the biggest causes for the death of a startup is lack of cost planning. Cost control and management are the most important aspect of entrepreneurship.
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Gridharan Vidi

Business Innovation If you are an entrepreneur, you are sure to get advice from all known and unknown sources saying if you want to be successful you have to innovate, create or think out of box. They are 100% correct. But the big but is that how to be creative and innovative?
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Pradeep

I would say execution is the link between having a great business idea and obtaining business results. When organizations struggle to achieve what they set out to, then their execution is weak. More often than not it is felt that when it comes to execution, it's the role of the shop floor manager.
Harvey Mackay's picture

Harvey Mackay

No business can stay in business without customers.  How customers are treated and sadly, mistreated, determines how long the doors stay open.  Poor quality service has probably doomed as many businesses as poor quality products.   Enter the "guru of customer service," John Tschohl.  He earned that moniker from USA Today, Time and Entrepreneur
Harvey Mackay's picture

Harvey Mackay

No business can stay in business without customers.  How customers are treated and sadly, mistreated, determines how long the doors stay open.  Poor quality service has probably doomed as many businesses as poor quality products.   Enter the "guru of customer service," John Tschohl.  He earned that moniker from USA Today, Time and Entrepreneur
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Pradeep

I would say execution is the link between having a great business idea and obtaining business results. When organizations struggle to achieve what they set out to, then their execution is weak. More often than not it is felt that when it comes to execution, it's the role of the shop floor manager.
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Gridharan Vidi

Business Innovation If you are an entrepreneur, you are sure to get advice from all known and unknown sources saying if you want to be successful you have to innovate, create or think out of box. They are 100% correct. But the big but is that how to be creative and innovative?
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Harvey Mackay

We were treated pretty well back when we were in diapers.  We made our wishes known, and the world as we knew it listened.  When we wanted to be fed, we were fed.  No waiting around for the dinner to get done or the waiter to notice us jumping up and down and
Harvey Mackay's picture

Harvey Mackay

Paul was majoring in zoology at college.  One semester he took a course in the study of birds -- ornithology.  For the final exam, Paul studied until he had the textbook nearly memorized.  He knew his class notes backward and forward.  He was eager to tak
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Harvey Mackay

Talent is God-given, be humble.  Fame is man-given, be thankful.  Conceit is self-given, be careful.
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Amit Grover

During my school days, we used to have a time-table for full day. When to study, when to play, what time to go to sleep, exercises etc. and it was a wonderful way to keep us organized and pack in more in the 24 hours. Later, we went to college and got a bit spoilt by the freedom! That was followed by a job, where every day was in a learning or fire-fighting mode!
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Amit Grover

The first 100 days of a startup are known as a valley of death, that is the time when a company has the maximum risk of survival – and one of the biggest causes for the death of a startup is lack of cost planning. Cost control and management are the most important aspect of entrepreneurship.
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Amit Grover

My young entrepreneur friends will really enjoy watching the movie “Band Baaja Baraat”, and there are 10 reasons to like it. First of all, I must confess I had a choice between Tees Maar Khan (TMK) and BBB, and I am happy I took right choice. The story is simple, a guy and a girl are young, ambitious and want to do something in life.
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Amit Grover

Finance is the holy grail for startup entrepreneurs. If you find it and manage it well, it can do wonders for your venture, but if you make few mistakes managing finance, it can break your back.
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Kiran Keswani

The origin of your business or entrepreneurial venture has been a creative idea. Some years have been spent in developing that idea, in seeking capital, in marketing the idea, in learning to focus and in making the idea a long-term goal. Through all this, your business has nested itself in one, or more than one physical environment.
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Ivan R Misner

When you tell entrepreneurs that relationships are the “key” to developing a personal and professional network, they often smile and acknowledge the concept without fully appreciating its true meaning. 
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Mangal D Karnad

In most cases nowadays an entrepreneur needs a VC at some point in his venture to go ahead full steam with his vision.
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U Bhagyanath Menon

Here is an article which tell us "How to use Social Media to Retain Customers"
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Editiorial Team

"Let's take a look at what kind of businesses turn us on. And while we're at it, let's also discuss what we wish to avoid." says Warren Buffet.
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U Bhagyanath Menon

No sales professional or business owner ever plans to fail. No one commits to a career in sales with the hope of mediocrity. Most begin their careers in sales with excitement and a starry-eyed vision of their success. Yet for every sales professional or business owner who is wildly successful there are at least a dozen who are hanging on by their fingernails, struggling to get by. What separates those who are wildly successful from those who are struggling? More often than not the difference lies in two factors:
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Balakrishnan L ( Balki)

A very important factor to study in an organization is the dependence of an individual to complete a given task on others. A very important factor to study in an organization is the dependence of an individual to complete a given task on others.
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Suresh Bhagavatula

How useful is it for entrepreneurs and businessmen to network continuously and have a great number of contacts? What do researchers say about ways in which one needs to network? What can entrepreneurs learn from these findings?
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Sunder Rajan

Knowledge without doubt is the key for competitiveness and the tremendous growth companies have experienced.
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