Getting Your Staff to Bend Over Backwards for You
The constant struggle to get people to want to work for you is an enigma most business owners wrestle with.
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The constant struggle to get people to want to work for you is an enigma most business owners wrestle with.
Not too long ago, it was considered sacrilege for a journalist to choose a PC over a Macintosh - it was like telling veteran reporters (the guys that served in Nam) that The New York Times was a bunch of liberal alarmist gobbledy-gook, which, of course, it is. And that's just fine with them, just like their time tested Macs.
About a week ago, I cancelled Vonage. I like the features but hated the service. I constantly had calls dropped, sometimes randomly heard other conversations, and generally had at least 2-3 issues with it per week.
As the information technology industry has grown, so have the related educational opportunities.
Business people often have a blind spot when examining their own companies.
Using Tremor's hard-earned insights on word of mouth (WOM) marketing to teens, P&G is asking Mom to spread the word through its new WOM venture, Vocalpoint.