By Marryam Chaudhry on Feb 6, 2009 in Customer Service, Success Factors | 2 Comments
By Ed Rigsbee, CSP
Like the boomerang, getting customers to return, takes skill and practice. Today, your customers want more than just service. They want to be satisfied that they received a great total value package from you. This idea applies to all levels of the distribution channel from procuring raw materials to purchases by consumers [...]
By Marryam Chaudhry on Feb 2, 2009 in General HR, Recession and Unemployment, Success Factors | 0 Comments
By Sharlyn Lauby
I read in this morning’s newspaper that the US national unemployment rate hit 7%. As such, it only makes sense that we will all be asked to do more…with less. But, doesn’t it also imply that we will need to do more…faster and with fewer errors?
Seth Godin nailed it in a recent post [...]
By Marryam Chaudhry on Feb 2, 2009 in Communication Skills, Success Factors, Training and Coaching | 2 Comments
By Nancy Adler
Allow me to rephrase the question if I may. Can you afford not to invest in a coach and mentor? My guess is that if things were going absolutely wonderfully for you in your professional and personal life, you would probably not be reading this article. Consider the fact that almost all highly [...]
By Marryam Chaudhry on Jan 31, 2009 in Communication Skills, Success Factors, social media | 9 Comments
Social Media and Social Networking are two very popular buzz words these days. Almost everybody has heard of them. You must be saying “Yeah so what?” or maybe “that’s for teenagers” . According to a survey conducted by e-marketer 58% of adults still don’t know what Social Networking is.
Well my friends, in a single [...]
By Marryam Chaudhry on Jan 28, 2009 in Communication Skills, Success Factors | 4 Comments
By Kimberly Englot
I believe that everyone deserves to live an extraordinary life. These are some strategies and attitudes that have truly transformed my life, and I wish to share them with you. Use them and live your best life.
1. Be a class act and conduct yourself with integrity. Give others the benefit of the doubt, especially [...]
By Marryam Chaudhry on Jan 24, 2009 in Communication Skills, General HR, Success Factors | 0 Comments
By Jeffrie Story and Debbie Allen
“If you don’t’ toot your own horn, you can’t enjoy the music.” - Debbie Allen
Shamelessly Effective Self-Promotion by Debbie Allen
When a friend of mine, Larry James, first stated, “I’m a shameless self-promoter,” I laughed. Then I thought for a moment, and I realized that I’m a shameless self-promoter, too. [...]
By Marryam Chaudhry on Jan 24, 2009 in General HR, Hiring, employee retension | 0 Comments
By Debbie Allen
Today’s low unemployment rate is making retailers feel the pressure to keep quailed, motivated and happy employees.
The shrinking pool of available help for retail is taking its toll. Retailers of all sizes are struggling to find and hold enough sales staff to get the job done successfully. Think about finding more part-time [...]
By Marryam Chaudhry on Jan 23, 2009 in Communication Skills, Corporate Culture, General HR | 0 Comments
Good Morning All!
I found this wonderful presentation on a very interesting topic and would like to share it with all of you. Please do tell me what you think!
Happiness as Your Business Model
By Marryam Chaudhry on Jan 22, 2009 in General HR, Inspirational Stories, Success Factors | 4 Comments
“I am Not My Car” - Getting Over Environmental Attachments
By Kimberly Englot
In these current economic times, I feel that it is particularly important for people to remember that their possessions do not reflect who they are as human beings. This is a story to help us all remember who we really are inside.
About a year [...]
By Marryam Chaudhry on Jan 22, 2009 in Inspirational Stories, Success Factors | 1 Comment
Many years ago in a small Indian village, a farmer had the misfortune of owing a large sum of money to a village moneylender.The moneylender, who was old and ugly, fancied the farmer’s beautiful daughter. So he proposed a bargain.
He said he would forgo the farmer’s debt if he could marry his daughter. Both the [...]