The Measuring Stick: Determining the Strength of Your Workplace
Image source: tothministries.org via Google search Revenue, profit, sales volume – that’s easy enough for us to measure. But what about employee morale? Company culture? A manager’s effectiveness? Overall strength of a workplace? Now that’s tough. But, the Gallup Organization believes it’s possible, and so do I. Over the course of 25 years Gallup studied these and other questions by interviewing over a million employees and gathering their answers to hundreds of similar questions. In the end, Gallup ran an in depth and extremely complex statistical analysis that...
Read MoreWorking with Gen Y, the Millennials
Tips for Working with Gen Y, the Millennials With each new graduating class, more and more millennials are entering the workforce. Although Gen Y, a.k.a. “millennials,” born between the early 1980s and 2000, are often viewed as lazy or entitled this new generation can be a great asset to your business. Read on to learn how to make working with Gen Y employees a strength for your business. Gen Y Strengths – Tech savvy, especially with social media- Strong multi-taskers – Hold high expectations of themselves and employers- Prefer to collaborate and work in teams- Seek...
Read MoreGifts for Clients and Associates: Holidays as a Business Owner Part 2
Gifts for Clients and Associates With an ever increasing number of holiday events, plays, parties, dinners, etc, staying on top of well wishes at the office can easily be put on the back burner. Business owners, use the quick tips and ideas in our two part Small Business Holiday series to wow your clients and associates this season. In part one of our series we gave you great tips for your holiday cards. Today, we’ve got some ideas to make gift giving a breeze. Part 2: Holiday Gift Ideas for Clients and Business Associates 1. Gift Cards- Its hard to go wrong with a gift card....
Read MoreHolidays as a Business Owner: Part 1 Holiday Cards
With an ever increasing number of holiday events, plays, parties, dinners, etc, staying on top of well wishes at the office can easily be put on the back burner. If you’re a business owner, use the quick tips and ideas in our 2 part Small Business Holiday series to wow your clients and associates this season. http://worksmartlivesmart.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/Holiday-Stress.jpg Part 1: Tips for Proper Christmas Card Etiquette from TinyPrints.com 1. Be aware of which holidays each recipient celebrates. “Happy Holidays” and “Season’s Greetings” cards are an easy way to avoid...
Read MoreSuccess is…..
“Success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” — Winston Churchill It is helpful to remember that persevering and maintaining your enthusiasm during these challenging political and economic times will go a long way in keeping your head above water, and in helping you emerge successfully through the days and weeks ahead. Gary www.GQLaw.com https://www.kimiafarmajambi.com/ https://www.kimiafarmalampung.com/ toto togel slot gacor https://www.kimiafarmapontianak.com/ https://www.kimiafarmariau.com/ https://www.kimiafarmasurabaya.com/ situs toto...
Read MoreTie a knot and hang on.
As an attorney I get to talk with people every day about their personal and business situations. I have found that no matter where we are in life – financially or otherwise – most of us live at or very near to the end of our ropes. A wise man once said that living at the end of our rope is not far from reality – the key is to tie a knot and hang on. It is so true. As long as you have a knot tied at the end of your rope and are hanging on with one claw, you will be fine. But, you must hang on. To the right is a picture of my son Tyler and I on the “Diving...
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