Archive for the ‘Corporate’ Category

Corporate Gifts: Motivating Your Staff

Friday, July 10th, 2009

The modern business environment can be a stressful one to work in, but there are certain ways to relieve this pressure while at the same time inspiring your workforce. One common way to do this is to provide your team with some kind of exciting experience. This kind of corporate gift can take various thrilling forms.
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Attributes of Quality Managers

Tuesday, July 7th, 2009

In today's society the world needs highly capable people who can do incredible things. There are many different kinds of institutions, but the need for people who are willing and qualified to lead and help others to accomplish important tasks is the same. Leadership requires so many different characteristics and qualities, but there are many character traits that most leaders in the world have in common.
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Business Success - Learn From the World’s Oldest Fortune 500 Company

Tuesday, July 7th, 2009

1987 was a good year for Jardine Matheson, the Fortune 500 company, otherwise known as Jardines, JMs, the Firm or the Noble House. In his departing press conference in 1988, Simon Keswick (the great, great, great, great nephew of William Jardine, joint founder of Jardine Matheson & Co.), proudly announced the "full profit recovery of the group after its difficult years in the mid-1980s".
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Fitness And Health In The Corporate World

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

Many businesses have begun to understand that investing in the health and fitness of their employees is a wise move.
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Why Your Business Needs an Employee Handbook and How to Get One

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

Why do all large companies have an Employee Handbook? A legally sound, well crafted Employee Handbook can potentially save a company tens of thousands of dollars in legal costs while serving to relieve administrative confusion by clarifying key company policies. In this article, we'll take a look at the three main reasons successful companies today depend on their employee handbooks.
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Ask(dot)com Is the Official Search Engine of NASCAR. Seriously?

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009

Anyone who knows me well knows that I'm a huge NASCAR fan (Go Tony Stewart!). Yesterday was the second race of the 2009 Sprint Cup season the Auto Club 500 at Fontana, Calif. As I was watching the race, I saw a commercial (as well as a sponsored car and other race segment sponsorships) from Ask(dot)com. According the commercial, they are the official search engine of NASCAR. After I got up off the floor from laughing uncontrollably, I had to ask, seriously?
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Corporate Gifts Which Enhance Business Bonds

Monday, June 29th, 2009

In today's competitive climates it is always good business practice to say thank you to valued customers and clients for their ongoing loyalty to your company, this applies especially to recognized holidays such as Christmas.
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Passwords Don’t Have To Threaten Business Security

Monday, June 29th, 2009

The emergence of the World Wide Web as a global, around the clock marketplace has opened a multitude of new opportunities to businesses which have never before been seen. Computers and global communication networks have brought vendors, customers and markets together in new and beneficial ways. Along with all of the benefits which business has gained from the information age come some downsides. New crimes have not been created by new technology, but rather new technology has given new tools to criminals to commit the same crimes as they always have. The difference is that criminals now have a global reach, just as businesses do. In the U.S. at least, the responsibility for protecting consumers from having their personal information pilfered is placed upon businesses.
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First Impressions Do Count

Sunday, June 28th, 2009

It had been a long, hard road to get this business underway. I had overcome adversity in the form of financial difficulties, from getting the right financial backing to haggling over lease agreements and counting the pennies when it came to staff salaries and internal decorating. Cutting corners on workwear seemed wholly appropriate for a new business to save money.
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Sale Lead Generation is the Key to Business Success

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

In order for a business to success and remain in business, they must determine the best method for sale lead generation. Each business has it's own unique features, which must be taken into consideration before deciding on a method to create new potential customers. Because this can be difficult to figure out, sometimes the process of trial and error must be used.
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