The Customer’s Experience is Everything
Why is it that Microsoft wants you to buy its product but does not want you to open the plastic case that…
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Why is it that Microsoft wants you to buy its product but does not want you to open the plastic case that…
Henry David Thoreau once said, "Things are in the saddle and ride mankind." Today, INFORMATION is in the saddle and it's riding us into the ground! We are just overwhelmed with information. We fear that if we don't read it all, we'll miss something really important. So we pile it, unread, and the piles keep growing.
Post-mortems-- Much of our work is repetitive. Post-mortems will spare you having to re-invent the wheel each time. Upon completing a project, think over what you learned and how you could make it easier the next time. If you run training sessions and the materials often arrive at the last minute, analyze why -- are they compiled at the last minute? Is your printer unreliable?…
1) Aim for effectiveness, not neatness. Neatness as an end in itself can even be risky: Putting things away just to clear off your desk can cause you to lose or forget them.
Much incoming e-mail can be read once, then promptly deleted-this means less e-mail clutter to wade through. At the least, do a clean-up once a month.
Here's a few things I've discovered along the way that you will like about owning your own home based business.