You don't have to be a Jerk to succeed in small business. But you do have to stay tough so people don't take advantage of you. Find out how you strike the balance.
How can you be Tough without being a Jerk to Succeed in Small Business?
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Made Hot by: Chaos on November 3, 2012 1:25 am
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197 days ago
Thanks for sharing this post on BizSugar. Gosh, I hope it's possible to find small business success without being a jerk! I know you have to be firm with customers, suppliers, partners, and employees sometimes. My hope is that all small business owners and aspiring small business owners will work to be direct in their communications while always maintaining civility.