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Ivan R Misner

  During the “back to school” season, I often recall the first day of the first class I took as I pursued my Ph.D. at the University of Southern California.
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Neela

CUSTOMERS – SOME SURE-FIRE WAYS TO LOSE THEM Enough has been said about retention of customers. Now here are some tips for successfully getting rid of them, since many companies seem determined to lose customers…to the competition!
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Harvey Mackay

In dealing with complex give-and-take issues, I am reminded of the fable where a dog with a bone comes to a pond and sees its reflection in the water.  It thinks it sees another dog with a bone and tries to grab that one too.  In doing so, it drops it
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Ivan R Misner

  Every business should have a CNO, but you don’t have to hire one. You just have to take on the “CNO mindset!”
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Ivan R Misner

  During the “back to school” season, I often recall the first day of the first class I took as I pursued my Ph.D. at the University of Southern California.
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Ivan R Misner

  During the “back to school” season, I often recall the first day of the first class I took as I pursued my Ph.D. at the University of Southern California.
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Neela

CUSTOMERS – SOME SURE-FIRE WAYS TO LOSE THEM Enough has been said about retention of customers. Now here are some tips for successfully getting rid of them, since many companies seem determined to lose customers…to the competition!
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Harvey Mackay

In dealing with complex give-and-take issues, I am reminded of the fable where a dog with a bone comes to a pond and sees its reflection in the water.  It thinks it sees another dog with a bone and tries to grab that one too.  In doing so, it drops it
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Ivan R Misner

  Every business should have a CNO, but you don’t have to hire one. You just have to take on the “CNO mindset!”
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U Bhagyanath Menon

Found this very interesting and relevant to today article on "how to increase focus at work" by Ms Saumya Bhattacharya. Modern-day offices are demanding places. Employees are required to multi-task all the time, work long hours to meet deadlines and steep targets. In short, they are required to perform in an environment of constant pressure and competition. Little surprise then that many people often find it difficult to have a sustained attention span and complain of fatigue and confusion.
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U Bhagyanath Menon

Now here is an excellent article by Stephen Covey for all those who are always in a Hurry, have Time Constraints, and are Over Stressed, have no time to think and react in a calm, pleasant manner.. and generally end-up in a mess both at home and work…..  
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Neela

CUSTOMERS – SOME SURE-FIRE WAYS TO LOSE THEM Enough has been said about retention of customers. Now here are some tips for successfully getting rid of them, since many companies seem determined to lose customers…to the competition!
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U Bhagyanath Menon

Found this very interesting and relevant to today article on "how to increase focus at work" by Ms Saumya Bhattacharya. Modern-day offices are demanding places. Employees are required to multi-task all the time, work long hours to meet deadlines and steep targets. In short, they are required to perform in an environment of constant pressure and competition. Little surprise then that many people often find it difficult to have a sustained attention span and complain of fatigue and confusion.
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Ivan R Misner

  Every business should have a CNO, but you don’t have to hire one. You just have to take on the “CNO mindset!”
ubmenon's picture

U Bhagyanath Menon

Now here is an excellent article by Stephen Covey for all those who are always in a Hurry, have Time Constraints, and are Over Stressed, have no time to think and react in a calm, pleasant manner.. and generally end-up in a mess both at home and work…..  
Harvey Mackay's picture

Harvey Mackay

In dealing with complex give-and-take issues, I am reminded of the fable where a dog with a bone comes to a pond and sees its reflection in the water.  It thinks it sees another dog with a bone and tries to grab that one too.  In doing so, it drops it
misner's picture

Ivan R Misner

  During the “back to school” season, I often recall the first day of the first class I took as I pursued my Ph.D. at the University of Southern California.
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