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Want A Thriving Business? Focus On Hiring In 2013!
"Heather correct. It's important to look at employees as an investment on our balance sheets, not as an expense on the income statement. In that way companies begin to appreciate in value more by valuing employees (potential and existing) more for their contributions to the bottom line. Thanks for your comment."7 Ways To Master Managing Change Without Breaking A Sweat
"Yes Elaine, any small - or large - business can understand. Implementation is oftentimes impeded by the rush to get things done - whatever the "thing" is. Always advise businesses to slow down just a tad to ask 2 questions (at least): Is the change occurring and why, and how can we manage this change better?"Is It Okay to Talk About Politics at Work?
"Lisa, timely article. General rules and policies, in my experience, develop based on prior instances. Discretion and good judgment unfortunately are being replaced by an attitude of saying what people want, even if it is less than positive communication. Policies, if intended to preserve positive communication, make sense. Thanks for posting on BizSugar."
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Elaine is a Training & Development Specialist who works with SMEs, Multinationals, Government Departments and Educational Institutions. Her areas of strength are in Web …









Want A Thriving Business? Focus On Leading The Knowledge Worker!
"Elaine, thanks. I was asked recently to put a seminar together for "knowledge workers" from the standpoint of recruiting them to a region as part of an economic development strategy, understanding that the common use of the term connotes those trained in technical areas - IT, engineering, sciences, biotechnology, etc. I've always seen a different interpretation to the term. I'll be working this perspective more. "