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Big-Impact, Low-Cost Marketing Ideas

If your firm has been lucky enough to build up a readily recognizable brand image and reputation, this has probably been the result of an extended process based upon a combination of both hard work and savvy marketing. If you let one of these elements fall by the wayside, even for a little while, it may be tough to regain lost ground later on.

Submitted by: mvessel on Mon. 11.24.2008
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Running on Empty? Learn to Delegate More Effectively

For many managers at smaller and medium-sized firms, the jack-of-all-trades role is like second nature. When there are only a few high-ranking decision-makers on staff, it stands to reason that managers are at risk of getting tasked to the max. Now that many companies are facing uncertain economic conditions, it’s likely that the productivity demands on most managers will become even more pronounced.

Submitted by: mvessel on Fri. 11.21.2008
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Pre-Employment Screening: Pros and Cons to Consider

Over the last decade or so, the trend of requiring prospective employees to undergo evaluations, assessments, and screening procedures before being offered a job has varied according to industry and prevailing market conditions.[...] Although research has generally shown that pre-employment screening tends to improve the quality and duration of employment for new hires, these assessments can be costly.

Submitted by: mvessel on Wed. 11.12.2008
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Could Your Team Use a Pick-Me-Up? Boost Morale with these Low-Cost Motivators

Researchers who study organizational dynamics have found that most workplace teams tend to move through cycles of high and low motivation. Today, with many industries facing tough realities and the economy faltering, it’s no wonder that some employees may be having a hard time working up their enthusiasm.

Submitted by: mvessel on Wed. 10.29.2008
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Money-Saving Management Tips for Tough Times

As the wild economic rollercoaster ride of the last few months enters yet another perilous curve, small business owners across the country are keeping a nervous eye on their bottom line. With capital investments on the downturn and credit availability dwindling in some sectors, it can be hard to stay focused on the proverbial bright light at the end of the tunnel.

Submitted by: mvessel on Mon. 10.20.2008
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Training Tips from the Experts

Contrary to popular belief, employee training isn’t a one-time-only event. Although orientation training is a crucial part of the process of bringing your recent hires up to speed, training should also play a key role in ongoing employee development. In order to ensure that your team members remain at the very top of their games, you’ve simply got to make training a long-term priority in your organization.

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