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Our Top Ten Tips for Holding Your Audience’s Attention During a Meeting

 It Takes A Little Extra Time And Effort To Plan A Meeting That Will Hold Your Audience’s Attention From Start To Finish.

Amy Linley | Published 05/13/2008 | Unrated
Problems and Crisis

Restaurant owners face continuos problems due to the many variables that a restaurant needs to deal with: providers, customers, staff, finances, things breaking down, etc.

This article will help them to bring some sanity and will give them some tools to mitigate and/or deal with the problems.

Jose Riesco | Published 04/28/2008 | Unrated
10 Things to Make a Meeting Exciting
Don’t just have a goal to make the meeting interesting or appealing; make the meeting exciting. The employees will appreciate your effort and it will create a wonderful rapport with the employees. Be innovative once in awhile and you will have a happier office.
Amy Linley | Published 03/21/2008 | Unrated
Managing People: Are You Frustrating or Inspiring
As a leader managing people you can be joyful and inspiring or frustrating and soul destroying.  Which are you, discover more here ...
Shelley Holmes | Published 03/6/2008 | Unrated
Seven Sizzling Solutions to Predictable Hourly Stressors
In one's daily routine time and stress are siblings. Their relationship lends its hue to our life. One must be a good time manager in order to reduce stress and by managing stress one becomes a better time manager.
Karla Brandau | Published 02/21/2008 | Unrated
To Meet or Not to Meet
There are many reasons to have a meeting, but there are also reasons not to have one.  When is it a bad idea to get your people together?  What kinds of meetings should you use or not use?
Amy Linley | Published 01/22/2008 | Unrated
7 Tips for the Unofficial Leader in You
A leader can take many forms in many different business situations, often when a person isn’t even “the Boss”.  If you find yourself in a group with a deadline with no leader in sight, you may have to be the one to take charge.  When this happens, what should you do and NOT do?
Amy Linley | Published 01/7/2008 | Unrated
5 Ways to Streamline Your Business

Your ideas and goals for your small business strive to be anything but small.  If your business is in danger of collapsing under its own weight, you know there is only one solution.  It’s time to streamline!

Amy Linley | Published 12/14/2007 | Unrated
Help Your Employees "Make" Time
Employers should be concerned about overworked employees. A less stressed worker is a better worker. Help employees leverage their time in the office to be more efficient, effective and less-stressed.
Karla Brandau | Published 10/18/2007 | Unrated
6 Tips to Beat Communication Barriers in Organizations
Communication barriers in organizations cost millions of dollars each year - it doesn't need to be this way
Shelley Holmes | Published 10/3/2007 | Unrated
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