Darleen DeRosa — November 27, 2019 Follow @onpoint_llc Although most organizations have identified attracting and retaining talent as one of the most important concerns facing their business, many of them have struggled to implement comprehensive succession planning strategies. This has unfortunately led to many leaders stepping into critical roles without the preparation they need to … Continue reading What Are the Main Objectives of Succession Planning?
Category Archives: Business Protection
4 Ways to Protect Your Community From Trolls
Calista Rollogas — November 3, 2019 Follow @calistarollogas Sometimes your best user is your worst user. These days, everyone knows the tell tale signs of a troll — people who write abrasive, abusive comments, often directed at certain people, and who often blatantly ignore community standards. Prime examples of trolls are can be found in … Continue reading 4 Ways to Protect Your Community From Trolls
Learning From Our Failures
Dave Brock — September 14, 2019 Follow @davidabrock — September 14, 2019 As much as we want to, and should, focus on our sales successes, a large part of sales has to do with failure. We win some, we will always lose some. We try a certain approach, say a prospecting program, or a new … Continue reading Learning From Our Failures
What’s One of the Biggest Crimes Committed Against Your Business?
JoAnn Corley — September 11, 2019 Follow @joann corley — September 11, 2019 Wanna know one of the the most significant crimes committed against the business community?…the separation of HR and management. This antiquated dividing wall has done more to set up businesses to waste time, money and talent. Every day I see money steadily … Continue reading What’s One of the Biggest Crimes Committed Against Your Business?
Purpose Beyond Profit: What Culture-Driven Leaders Know That Everyone Else Is Missing
Bretton Putter — August 9, 2019 Follow @brettonputter — August 9, 2019 LoggaWiggler / Pixabay Defining your purpose Why does your organization exist? To make a profit, sure. That could be said of every other company on the planet. But what are the deeper reasons for its existence? What, other than competing for market share … Continue reading Purpose Beyond Profit: What Culture-Driven Leaders Know That Everyone Else Is Missing
The High Cost of Downtime [Infographic]
Brian Wallace — August 5, 2019 Follow @nowsourcing — August 5, 2019 There is a hacker attack every 39 seconds, but only 1 in 4 organizations feel prepared to handle such a breach of security. With how much we rely on technology, system monitoring is more important than ever. When systems fail or an unexpected … Continue reading The High Cost of Downtime [Infographic]
The Owner’s Trap
Jean Moncrieff — July 25, 2019 Follow @eyejean — July 25, 2019 If you’re like me, you started your business for the freedom. The freedom that comes with running your own company. The freedom to earn what you deserve. The freedom to work for whoever you want, when you want, and from wherever you want. … Continue reading The Owner’s Trap
Why I Ditched My Professional Headshot
Robert Nissenbaum — July 5, 2019 Follow @rnissenbaum — July 5, 2019 The unwritten rule There have always been recommended guidelines about profile images on social media accounts, especially LinkedIn. I coached clients going back to 2009 to follow these same basic guidelines. This list is from a Business Insider article published more than 5 … Continue reading Why I Ditched My Professional Headshot
Tapping Into the Entrepreneur’s X-Factor: Overcoming the Exchange Barrier
Brandon Seigel — June 27, 2019 — June 27, 2019 When we examine entrepreneurs from all walks of life, whether at the start-up stage, scaling toward success or becoming serial entrepreneurs, many exhibit similar recognizable qualities. Successful entrepreneurs are able to recognize talent, are focused on growth, are purpose-driven and are agile in an ever-changing … Continue reading Tapping Into the Entrepreneur’s X-Factor: Overcoming the Exchange Barrier
Is Your Agency Prepared For the Next Recession?
Karl Sakas — May 29, 2019 Follow @KarlSakas — May 29, 2019 Consider my 5 steps to survive the next recession. In the next recession, some agencies will survive, while others will fail. Are you prepared? ??The clock’s ticking. The 11 U.S. recessions since 1945 have happened about every five years… and it’s now a … Continue reading Is Your Agency Prepared For the Next Recession?
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